Under different situations, roads of different categories are designed and designated with speeds as per the safety and convenience of the vehicles, designed to cater high-speed traffic without any hindrance, the National Highways under the jurisdiction of National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) in its commitment to provide commuters on National Highway a safe, smooth ..
FASTag: GK, Current Affairs, Questions, Trivia and News
The Union Minister of Road Transport & Highways, and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME), Nitin Gadkari released a TV awareness campaign on FASTag on Tuesday, 17th December 2019. The TV campaign featuring renowned Bollywood star Akshay Kumar, who is also the brand ambassador of Ministry’s Road Safety will give the FASTag initiative a further ..
The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways Ministry had mandated to declare all lanes of fee plazas on National Highways as “FASTag lanes” by 1st December 2019, while provisioning one lane (in each direction) which would be kept as hybrid lane to accept FASTag and other modes of payment. The move was taken to give a ..
To increase road speed of vehicles on Indian roads, The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MRTH) has decided to declare all lanes as dedicated FASTag Lanes from 1st of December, 2019. All toll-free plazas on the National Highways across will become FASTag lanes from the cutoff date. What is a FASTag lane? As per ..
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) launches MyFASTag mobile app for smooth functioning of electronic toll collection
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has launched two mobile Apps namely MyFASTag and FASTag Partner in New Delhi to ensure smooth functioning of the Electronic Toll Collection system. The mobile apps will ease the process and will make it possible to buy or recharge FASTags at the click of a mobile button. Basically, ..


The Floyd County Planning Commission will hold a work session on Tuesday, September 20, 2022, to begin discussion of proposed changes to the Floyd County Subdivision Ordinance.
Work Session to begin at 4:00 p.m.
Regularly Scheduled Meeting to begin at 6:00 p.m.
Floyd County Administration Board Room
120 W. Oxford Street, Floyd
The public is invited to attend the work session and regular meeting. A public comment period will be held during the regular meeting only.
For more information, please contact Karla Turman, County Planner, by calling 540-745-9300 or emailing email@example.com


Madison Gas & Electric will be in Monona beginning this month to replace some power poles and trim trees if necessary to accommodate the new and taller poles. MG&E crews may need to be on or adjacent to residential property in order to access their overhead lines and poles. Approximately 250 poles are scheduled to be replaced.
Service outages are expected to be minimal and will be coordinated with affected property owners in advance. Any tree pruning will also be coordinated in advance, and all pruning will be planned by ISA-certified arborists.
Residents with questions or concerns can contact email@example.com or call (608) 252-7000 and mention "Monona Upgrade."


- City Council adopted this item on April 10, 2012 with amendments.
- City Council considered this item on March 5, 2012 and postponed its consideration to a later date. Consult the text of the decision for further information on the deferral.
- This item was considered by Toronto and East York Community Council on February 14, 2012. It is being forwarded to City Council without recommendations. It will be considered by City Council on March 5, 2012.
- See also By-law 534-2012


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A sewage treatment plant will be set up at Vellalore dump yard by the Tamil Nadu Water Supply and Drainage (TWAD) Board to treat sewage from the 14 wards of Kurichi and Kunniyamuthur regions.
According to the board, the plant would be set up at a cost of Rs 48 crore and it would be part of the ongoing underground drainage (UGD) work.
An official was quoted as saying in a TOI report: “We had floated the tender a few weeks ago and we are in the process of finalising the contractor. The construction work would commence after awarding the contract.”
The entire project cost is pegged at Rs 577.77 crore and it will be funded by the Asian Development Bank.
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Barcelona Metro is the main urban transport service in Barcelona and surrounding municipalities, such as Badalona and Hospitalet de Llobregat.
With its 180 stations, and over 1 million users per day, it is the second largest network in Spain and one of the largest in Europe.
La Barcelona metro It includes 11 lines, of which 8 managed by TMB (Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona) and 3 by FGC (Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya): the system is perfectly integrated and allows you to use a single ticket regardless of the operator. Download the official map now.
Barcelona metro map
Barcelona metro timetables
The Barcelona metro starts its service at 5:00 am and ends at midnight Monday to Thursday.
On Fridays, and the days before holidays, the metro remains open until 2:00 in the morning.
On Saturdays, however, the subway remains open all night, with uninterrupted service until Sunday at 24:00. On some special days the metro operates a continuous service: June 23 (San Giovanni), August 14 (Feria de Gràcia), September 23 (Festa de la Mercè), and December 31, for New Year's Eve.
Tickets and season tickets
The Barcelona metro offers a wide range of tickets and season tickets, to meet the most diverse needs: single ticket, T-Dia, T-10, BCN Hola! Card, and Barcelona Card are all season tickets with different prices and services offered.
The single ticket for the metro costs € 2,15 and is valid in all stations, with the exception of terminals T1 and T2 at El Prat airport. It allows you to make changes inside the metro stations, but it does not allow you to make changes with other means of transport, such as bus or tram.
The Billet airport is a special ticket that is used to connect with the T1 and T2 stations of El Prat airport. It costs € 4.50.
Il T-Dia is a day ticket, valid for one day, which can be used within the chosen fare zone. This is a personal ticket, and can only be used by one person. The cost of a T-Dia within zone 1 is € 8,40.
The T-10 is a ticket valid for 10 journeys, costing € 9,95 in zone 1. It is not a personal ticket, so it can be used by several people at the same time, as long as they continue to travel together. The T-10 can only be used within the chosen area.
The BCN Hello! Card (purchased online is discounted) is a pass issued by TMB, available for 2, 3, 4 or 5 days, designed specifically for tourists: it allows you to use the entire network of urban transport in Barcelona without limitation, including connections to El Prat airport , and the Montjuïc funicular.
The Barcelona Card is a 3, 4 or 5 day service card, which includes, among other things, the use of public transport in Barcelona. Includes connection service to and from El Prat airport. There is also a 1 and 2 day version, the Barcelona Card Express.
To find out which subscription is the most convenient, read this article.
Tickets and passes can be purchased at any vending machine, present at the entrance of each station, as well as at the various ticket offices. Children under the age of 4 can use the transport services free of charge.
Barcelona's transport system is divided into 6 fare zones, with zone 1 being the innermost one.
The whole city of Barcelona falls within zone 1, so you will hardly need to leave this area. Those who need to go to the municipalities around Barcelona can look at the area of their destination on this map.
TMB has an official app that allows you to access all information on transport by metro and bus, with real-time data on waiting times and any malfunctions.
It is available for both Android and iPhone. Those who need a virtual metro map can download the Barcelona Metro Map (for Android and for iPhone) or the Barcelona Metro TMB Map (for Android and for iPhone). Both are free and allow you to use the map offline, without having to use the data connection.
Main subway hubs
Plaça de Catalunya is the nerve center of Barcelona's urban transport, with 4 metro lines meeting at the same stop (1, 3, 6 and 7).
From here you can easily reach both La Rambla and Eixample, or continue on to other destinations.
Plaça de Catalunya is also an important urban bus stop: a night network, the NitBus, has its terminus synchronized at this station during the night, thus being able to take advantage of connections and move from one part of the city to another.
Also the night bus to the airport, the N46, which allows you to go and arrive in El Prat between 2:00 and 5:00 in the morning. Plaça de Catalunya is also the arrival destination of the aerobus, but not of cargo: for that it is necessary to go to Urgell or Plaça de Espanya.
Main gateway to the city to and from the airport, the Plaça de Espanya station offers interchanges with the underground lines 1, 3 and 8, with aerobus stop station, and numerous urban bus lines: lines H12, H16, 37, 46, 65, 79, 91 , 109 and 165.
Furthermore, in Plaça de Espanya there are left luggage facilities with the option of collecting it directly at the airport.
Sants is there Barcelona main train station, from which long-distance trains depart and arrive to Madrid.
Consequently, it is an important interchange: metro lines 3 and 5 have a stop, as does the Renfe cercanías network, with direct connections to El Prat airport, and the urban bus lines H10 and 54. At the station of Sants you can store your luggage for up to 24 hours.
Arc de Triomphe
The Arc de Triomf station, in addition to having the monument that gives it its name nearby, offers an intermodal hub with the North Station, the main bus station in Barcelona, where buses arrive from Girona airport.
From here you can take buses both to other destinations in Catalonia, such as Lloret del Mar, the Costa Brava and Girona, to Andorra and the rest of Spain: Zaragoza, Madrid, Valencia and Seville.
Sagrera railway station is expected to become the arrival point for AVE trains heading for France, and major works are underway in the area.
Metro lines 1, 5 and 9 have a stop at the train station, with which they share the Renfe regional train station, and train connections throughout the Costa Brava.


Newport’s Route 67 trolly will be fare-free beginning May 26 and ends Oct. 31. (Photo courtesy of RIPTA)
Free “hop-on, hop-off” trolley service will return to Newport for the summer starting Friday, May 26, the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA) has announced.
The service covers RIPTA’s Route 67, which provides transportation to a number of the city’s tourist destinations — including mansions, the Cliff Walk, Audrain Automobile Museum, and International Tennis Hall of Fame — and the recently added Route 68, which connects Newport’s North End to the city’s beaches.
Trolley service is funded by Discover Newport and the Episcopal Diocese of Rhode Island.
“This exciting partnership is a creative solution to help alleviate traffic congestion during the peak tourist season, while also benefiting the local community,” RIPTA CEO Scott Avedisian said in a statement.
Passengers can hop on and off at RIPTA bus stops along Route 67 and, starting June 17, Route 68, at no charge. Service runs through Oct. 31. Last year, RIPTA reported over 180,000 passenger trips on the two routes.
Newport Mayor Xaykham (Xay) Khamsyvoravong welcomed the return of the free fares.
“I grew up riding RIPTA down to Newport and have remained an avid rider ever since,” he said. “To improve traffic, mobility and equity in Newport we need to build public transit partnerships like the ones we are proud to continue with these routes.”
Information on the free routes can be found at the Newport Visitor Information Center located at 21 Long Wharf Mall, or on the RIPTA website.
RIPTA today announced the return of its popular, free “Hop-on Hop-Off” bus service promotion for Summer 2023. The service, made possible with community partners, begins Friday, May 26, 2023. For details: https://t.co/aCVjOS4vPk pic.twitter.com/NY7vdC1c4n
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Continuing its exciting work for Transport for Greater Manchester, ArtReach is thrilled to have successfully secured support from the Heritage Lottery Fund to enhance commissioning.
ArtReach is working with TfGM to commission artists for four iconic interchanges in Greater Manchester – Stockport, Ashton (Tameside), Salford and Wigan. The HLF funding achieved will enable an inspiring programme of community heritage engagement to take place, involving local people and Local Studies Departments in Stockport and Ashton.
Artists have now been selected for both Stockport and Ashton (Tameside) commissions with formal announcements due shortly. This important public art commissioning and development work builds on a range of other public art initiatives led or supported by ArtReach, including delivery of a number of public art projects in central Bedfordshire.


Emerging Fields, 2013
Gina Reichert was born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1974. Gina holds Master of Architecture degrees from both Cranbrook Academy of Art and Tulane University and has worked for housing organizations and architecture firms in Cincinnati, New Orleans, New York and Detroit.
Awards and Accomplishments
Design 99 exhibits at the Mattress Factory, September 12, 2013 – May 25, 2014
Reichert and Cope present their work in Participatury City: 100 Urban Trends at the Guggenheim Museum
Reichert and Cope present an information lounge for the 2013 Athens Bienniale, Agora
Garbage Totem No.2
Garbage Totems is an exercise in neighborhood resourcing and construction. Design 99 will transform household materials (tires, mattresses, …


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Another Dose of Islamic Architecture
These Gasometer buildings, in Vienna, Austria, have just finished being converted into a giant community of shops, apartments, hotels, restaurants, etc. interconnected by a series of soaring skywalks and underground passages. Originally the four gasometers, constructed in 1899, supplied gas to the whole city until 1970, when Vienna converted its supply to natural gas. The gas tanks were consequently dismantled and remained abandoned until 1995 when it was decided to use these historical structures for residential and commercial purposes.
The Blue whale in Gothenburg, Sweden
Need one of these shaped like Bubbie from Flapjack.
Process drawing for reading spaces
by Marcel Maslowski


Public sector fleet specialist Translinc is to provide
Sunderland Council with 51 Iveco tipper vehicles, on
maintenance-inclusive, five year contract hire agreements.
21 6.5 tonne 65C18 tippers have already been delivered to the
council’s Highways and Parks divisions, while 30 smaller 3.5 tonne
35C18 models are due to be allocated to the Highways and Cleansing
divisions later in August.
Servicing will be carried out by North East Truck & Van, a
local Iveco dealer. The vehicles will be fitted with Digicore
telematics systems, designed to monitor fuel use and identify more
efficient usage patterns for the council’s fleet.


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The Municipality of Tweed is committed to creating an age-friendly community that puts the needs of our older adults at the center of future planning. Creating a community where older people are valued and can enjoy good health, happiness, and fulfillment is our priority. We have created a survey to help us assess the most pressing age-friendly priorities in our community. By defining these priorities, we can include age-friendliness in our planning processes to improve the overall health, well-being, and quality of life for all residents of the Municipality.
The results of this survey will be posted on our website: tweed.ca and presented at a future community meeting. To ensure we are successful in planning for age-friendly communities, we count on your voice being heard. Every voice counts! Please help improve your community by filling out this survey before May 31st. The survey may take about 15-20 minutes to complete. All feedback will remain anonymous and will only be used for Age-Friendly Community Planning.
If you know of a members of our community that does not have the ability to complete this survey electronically, you can call or email with their address and we will mail a paper copy.
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On November 8, 2012 the Daggett County Redevelopment Agency, by resolution designated the Greendale Project area and authorized the preparation of a draft Project Area Plan.
The Draft Plan
has been created and a hearing has been scheduled for July 2, 2013 at 10:00 am at the Daggett County Courthouse, where comments on and any objections to the plan will be heard. See the notice
for more information.


We are collecting various vouchers – Sainsbury’s Active Kids Vouchers and Nestle Box Tops for Books – please put them in the boxes in the Reception Area.
ROAD CLOSURE - March 13
Please note that due to further planned works by Thames Water to install a new water pump in Quarry Hollow the road will be closed between the bypass and Quarry School Place as from Monday 4th March and is expected to take 5 weeks. Only emergency vehicles will be allowed through and access for vehicles for houses /premises in this area. If you need drive to school please leave your cars in Quarry Road.


I live on the west side, but I have a storage out this way so I’m putting up some of the things that I have in storage and just getting around town. Born and raised in Chicago. You’ve got a mix of just about everybody. It’s extremely diverse in cultures and people.
Favorite Chicago street corner? If I’m gonna go with a favorite, it’d probably be the middle of town which is State and Madison―cause it’s where everything starts at, from North, South, East, West all of it, it starts from downtown.


I've recently launched Huddersfield 2020, a group which aims to regenerate our town centre and local area.
I'd love to hear your views on what our town centre needs. What are its strengths? What can we do better? Please let me know your thoughts using the form below.


Posted on: May 19, 2023
The Town of Boone’s Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) would like to invite the public to a marker unveiling ceremony on June 2, 2023, at 1 PM. The unveiling ceremony will take place at the site of the marker at the corner of Queen Street an...Read on...
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DETROIT (WWJ) – It appears Detroit Mayor Dave Bing and Gov. Rick Snyder have struck a deal to have the state run Belle Isle for the next 30 years.
On Tuesday, the agreement was still awaiting approval by City Council.
Council President Charles Pugh said while improvements to the island are needed, he hesitated to enter the city into such a lengthy contract.
“I don’t want to bind future mayors and councils for a third of a century,” said Pugh. “I want them to be able to revisit this in 10 years and say we don’t wanna do this anymore or we wanna change it or we wanna, you know, whatever.”
Under the proposed plan, visitors to Belle Isle in vehicles would be required pay an annual $10 fee.
Community activist Valerie Gleen and others spoke out against the plan at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. “We the people don’t want Belle Isle leased for 99 years, 30 years, one year, one day or one minute,” she said.
Belle Isle, 985-acre island located midway between Detroit and Windsor, has been owned by the city since 1879.
Gov. Rick Snyder has said that by making Belle Isle a state park the state would be able to “help alleviate some of the city’s costs while maintaining a wonderful place for all to enjoy.”
Snyder told WWJ Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick they’re talking about a lease arraignment that would allow the city to maintain ownership of the island.
Snyder and Bing are expected to release more details about the plan on Wednesday.
Stay with WWJ Newsradio 950 and CBSDetroit.com for the latest.


AMC demolishes six illegal shops in Chandkheda
AMC demolishes six illegal shops in Sneh Plaza
Continuing its crackdown on illegal constructions in the city, the
The six shops had been constructed illegally around two years ago. It was in 2018 that AMC got information about the same.
In October last year, the estate department of AMC issued a notice to them to remove the encroachment. With no action taken till date, on Monday, a team of the estate department reached the spot and demolished these shops.
Confirming the development, Chaitanya Shah, deputy TDO of estate department, said, "Six shops in Sneh Plaza were illegal. We had given them a notice regarding this in 2018. On Monday, we removed the encroachment."


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Subject: Call for papers – PARC Journal #8 – Living in central areas: contemporary strategies
As a member of the editorial board of PARC I´d like to ask you to spread the word in your universities about this call for papers.
Thanks a lot!
Call for papers
Living in central areas: contemporary strategies
Editors: Jose Maria Lapuerta and Leandro Medrano
We invite researchers and professional architects and engineers to submit papers to the 8th edition of PARC – Research in Architecture and Construction. This number will publish papers in the fields of architecture and urbanism that address contemporary issues related to interventions in central urban areas.
PARC is the electronic journal of the Department of Architecture and Construction of the School of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Urban Design of the University of Campinas, Brazil (UNICAMP). It aims at publishing the results of academic research on contemporary architecture and urban design issues, and it is indexed by QUALIS, a service provided by the Brazilian Ministry of Education – http://qualis.capes.gov.br/webqualis/
Papers (in Portuguese, English or Spanish) must be sent by email to firstname.lastname@example.org, and must be formatted according to the template available at http://www.fec.unicamp.br/~parc/enviar_e.htm
The deadline for submitting papers is January 31st, 2012
Issue is scheduled to be released in April, 2012


Green Transportation Options
Clean Up Your Commute!
Emissions from transportation is the largest GHG source category in Colma (and most other jurisdictions). Reducing car trips is a great way to reduce emissions and can be accomplished in a variety of different ways including biking, carpooling, and using public transit.
Biking to work or school is an easy way to reduce emissions, save money, and get exercise. See the below resources for tips on how to implement biking into your commute, and how to set up your bike for a safe and successful ride.
Utilizing Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) is a great option for avoiding traffic on your daily commute. The Colma BART Station located at 365 D Street can connect you to 50 stations across the East and South Bay. Visit BART.gov to learn how to use BART, plan your trip, and check train schedules.
SamTrans is another great option for your daily commute on the Peninsula. Although services are focused within San Mateo County, their routes can take you as far as Downtown San Francisco and Palo Alto. Visit their website here for more information.
Carpool and Rideshare:
If public transit or biking aren’t appropriate for your commute, you can save time and money by carpooling. See the below for carpooling rewards and resources.
Get rewarded up to $100 for carpooling, learn more here.


On Thursday 11 November, the charity Artists in Residents (AiR) and Alperton Community School students participated in the Wembley Art Trail launch together with Brent Council.
Two colourful pedestrian crossings were unveiled alongside a vibrant new shop front and a large mural. AiR has worked with the council and local community to produce these public art pieces. Design workshops took place in autumn 2020 with over 700 local students and community members participating. The artwork, funded by developer contributions, will further add to the vibrancy of Wembley and Ealing Road.
Please see below an article from Brent Council with more details about the event:
— Artists in Residence (@ArtistsIR) November 11, 2021


The Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) during the next two weekends will repair Woods Memorial Bridge carrying Route 16/Revere Beach Parkway over the Malden River between Medford and Everett. Traffic will be limited to one lane in each direction. Motorists should expect delays.
The work will occur as follows:
Friday – Monday, October 30 – November 2 and Friday- Monday, November 6- November 9
9 p.m . Friday – 5 a.m. Monday each weekend
Learn more about DCR information and traffic advisories.
North Side Commuter Rail Schedule Implementation Postponed posted on Nov 25
MassDOT and the MBTA announced the recently revised North Side Commuter Rail schedules will not be implemented until spring 2016. The revision of Commuter Rail schedules is a critical element of MassDOT and the MBTA’s efforts to deliver safe, reliable, on-time service to Commuter …Continue Reading North Side Commuter Rail Schedule Implementation Postponed
Travel Safely for Thanksgiving! posted on Nov 24
MassDOT encourages Thanksgiving holiday travelers to plan ahead with high traffic volume on our highways and at Boston Logan International Airport expected again this year. Highways are typically busiest on the Tuesday and Wednesday before and on the Sunday after the holiday. Heavy traffic congestion …Continue Reading Travel Safely for Thanksgiving!
Springfield: I-91 Viaduct Project Public Meeting Set posted on Nov 23
MassDOT has scheduled a Public Information Meeting for the I-91 Viaduct Rehabilitation Project as follows: Tuesday, December 8, 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM, Basketball Hall of Fame, Theater, 1000 Hall of Fame Avenue, Springfield Please join MassDOT for an update on the major construction and …Continue Reading Springfield: I-91 Viaduct Project Public Meeting Set


Rte. 512: Mountlake Terrace Transit Ctr, NB Freeway Station Overnight Closures Oct. 5 through Oct. 9
The northbound freeway station at Mountlake Terrace Transit Center will be closed Saturday, Oct. 5 in order to perform freeway restriping work on I-5, in preparation for Lynnwood Link light rail construction. The work will begin Saturday evening and will continue into Sunday morning. The work will pick up again Monday, Oct. 7. and continue through the morning of Oct. 10. The weekday overnight work will begin at 10 p.m. and end at 4 a.m. in the morning.
This closure will only impact Sound Transit Route 512 service. Bay 7 will be closed and buses will be rerouted to Bay 3 on 236th St. SW during the closure. The detour will add an estimated 7 minutes per trip. Expect delays and please allow extra time to reach your destination.
Overnight Closures at Mountlake Terrace Transit Center Freeway Station
- Saturday, Oct. 5 at 9 p.m. to Sunday, Oct. 6 at 8 a.m.
- Monday, Oct. 7 at 10 p.m. to Tuesday, Oct. 8 at 4 a.m.
- Tuesday, Oct. 8 at 10 p.m. to Wednesday, Oct. 9 at 4 a.m.
- Wednesday, Oct. 9 at 10 p.m. to Thursday, Oct. 10 at 4 a.m.
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This is the early phase of ongoing construction activities at Lynnwood Transit Center until the Lynnwood City Center light rail station opens in 2024. Please go to soundtransit.org/subscribe to sign up for updates. Once you have entered your email address, scroll down and select the specific stations for which you want to receive alerts and updates.


Bedford Township Treasurer Paul Francis acknowledged that the roundabout is a divisive subject; however the development plans are transferring ahead.
BEDFORD TOWNSHIP – An intersection in Bedford Township will get a significant overhaul subsequent yr.
The township board of trustees voted 6-Zero Tuesday to approve a contract with the Monroe County Street Fee for the development of a roundabout at Jackman and Smith Rds.
Trustee Nancy Tienvieri was absent from the assembly. Of the overall projected value for the mission, which is estimated at $966,969, the township will contribute $159,969 from its normal fund and one other $39,000 from its water fund – assuming a water line needs to be moved throughout development – for a complete funding of $194,969. The highway fee is contributing $175,000, whereas the remaining $597,000 invoice will probably be coated by a Congestion Mitigation and Air High quality (CMAQ) grant the township has been awarded from the State of Michigan.
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Supervisor Paul Pirrone reminded the board previous to the vote that township nonetheless has not acquired affirmation water line should be moved throughout set up of the roundabout.
He additionally mentioned the township’s funding could possibly be offset partially by promoting the remaining acreage from the property adjoining to the intersection that was bought so as to transfer the mission ahead.
‘When that is all mentioned and performed, we’ll have about three quarters of an acre, roughly, sitting there of C-1 (commercially zoned land),’ Pirrone mentioned. ‘I’ve talked to about 4 totally different Realtors they usually all agreed there’s round a $ 50,000 worth, so we’ll have a chunk of property that is value cash on the finish of the day. Whether or not or not it sells, I do not know … However we might be able to subtract that off in the long run too.’
Not everybody is worked up to see the roundabout mission transfer ahead. Bedford resident Ken Gonyea voiced his opposition for the endeavor at Tuesday’s assembly, questioning each the idea and the fee.
‘I have been in a number of roundabouts in a number of states,’ he mentioned. ‘I have not discovered one which I like … Once I first heard about this mission, I heard (estimates) within the neighborhood of $100,000. Tonight I heard within the neighborhood of pushing $200,000. That is a giant unfold.’
Treasurer Paul Francis acknowledged that the roundabout is a divisive subject.
‘I believe there are a substantial variety of people who have expressed concern about it and are in opposition to it,’ he mentioned. ‘I believe it is a security concern. I help it, however I do know there are some which are in opposition to it, they usually’re entitled to that completely.’
No timeline has been established for when development will start on the intersection and a design has not been finalized. Trustee Craig Montri questioned how a lot design enter the board can have, suggesting he want to see ideas for each a single and double roundabout introduced. However Pirrone mentioned he anticipates the highway fee will take level on the mission, much like how they deal with extra conventional roadwork within the township.
‘We can provide them our opinions or strategies, however in the end the highway fee, it is their mission,’ Pirrone mentioned. ‘… Personally, I do not need to inform them how you can design a roundabout.’


Novelty Saturday - Covered Bridges
Sunday, May 6 2012 by kjfitz
A covered bridge is a bridge with enclosed sides and a roof, often accommodating only a single lane of traffic. Most covered bridges are wooden; some newer ones are concrete or metal with glass sides. Mainly associated with the 19th century, covered bridges often serve as prominent local landmarks and have long attracted the attention of historic preservationists.


- The City of Spearfish and Lawrence County
- United States of America
We, the people of Spearfish propose The City of Spearfish provide residential and commercial recycling along with water/sewer/garbage services. Let's do our part to keep our landfills free of excess and renewable waste that promotes the emission of methane and ultimately, contributes to global warming.
We, the undersigned, call on The City of Spearfish to provide recycling as an included service in garbage pick up as well as the funding for recycling bins throughout our town.
The Bring City Funded Residential Recycling to Spearfish petition to The City of Spearfish and Lawrence County was written by Chelsea Hull and is in the category Environment at GoPetition.


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|BOX CANYON HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT UPSTREAM FISH PASSAGE FACILITY CONTRACT NO. 16-002|
Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.
|NEW CONSTRUCTION OF THE MARYSVILLE SENIOR COMMUNITY|
|SWAMP CREEK BRIDGE NO. 504 REPLACEMENT PROJECT|
McClure and Sons Inc.
January 2, 2013
Floyd|Snider hired Ken Preston as a constructability specialist. Preston has 30-plus years of experience in construction estimating, negotiations, and construction supervision for waterfront development and remediation projects. He will provide constructability consulting services to waterfront landowners, architect/engineering firms and environmental consulting firms as an independent line of business. He will also consult on Floyd|Snider cleanup and redevelopment projects. Preston had worked with General Construction, now Kiewit, since 1976. Floyd|Snider is an engineering and environmental consulting firm.


If your business is engaged in landfilling, grading, land improvements, or changing existing property grades by adding fill material, you must have a Fill Material Operation permit.
Intermodal solid waste transfer facilities (facilities where solid waste is transferred to rail, vessel, or other transport for shipment to a treatment or disposal facility) must be registered with DSNY.
Operators of putrescible solid waste transfer stations (transfer facilities for solid waste with organic matter that tends to decompose and form odors) are required to have a Solid Waste Transfer Station permit.
Non-putrescible solid waste transfer stations (also known as construction and demolition transfer stations) must have a Non-Putrescible Solid Waste Transfer Station permit.
Fill-material transfer stations (which handle clean earth, dirt, concrete, rock, gravel, stone, and sand) are required to have a Fill Material Transfer Station permit.


ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - SECTION 14 CITY OF BRADFORD METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COUNCIL FORD HILL(A647) QUEENSBURY BRADFORD TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC (NO 786) ORDERNotice ID: BR3367443
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - SECTION 14 CITY OF BRADFORD METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COUNCIL
FORD HILL(A647) QUEENSBURY BRADFORD TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC (NO 786) ORDER
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council by reason to enable water works proposed to be executed on or near Ford Hill (A647), Queensbury intends not less than seven days from the date of this Notice to make an Order the effect of which will be that no person shall proceed in the length of Ford Hill from a point outside No. 76 Ford Hill to a point outside No 96 Ford Hill.
PROVIDED THAT such prohibition shall not extend to vehicles being used in connection with the works proposed to be carried out on the said length of road.
Pedestrian access will be maintained at all times.
Alternative routes for vehicular traffic affected by the proposed Order will be available via A647 Ford Hill (unaffected section), Roper Lane, A644 Brighouse Denholme Road/Albert Road, High Street/Chapel Street/West End and vice versa.
The proposed Order will come into effect on 9th February 2018 and remain in force until 18th February 2018 (although the closure can remain in force for up to eighteen months if necessary).
DATED this 30th day of January 2018.
Interim City Solicitor, Legal and Democratic Services, City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council, City Hall, Bradford BD1 1HY.


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Following up on yesterday's news of development on East 29th Street, a Curbed correspondent reports: "It looks like St. Francis Church on West 31st St b/w 6th and 7th Avenues has likewise sold its air-rights. Earlier this month, Schuman Lichtenstein filed plans with the Department of Buildings for a 59 story (642? tall) apartment building located at 125 W 31 St." So much for that "life of penance" nonsense, eh?
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Street market events
Written by Future Brixton team
May 28, 2015
Categories: Brixton Central, Brixton Central Masterplan, Business and enterprise, Public spaces, Town Centre
In March we were really pleased to announce that we have been given money to invest into Brixton from the Mayor of London’s High Street Fund. We have a total of £869,000, with the Council putting in a further £390,000 to make at total of £1,259,000. We could not have got this money without the fantastic support of the Brixton Market Traders’ Federation (BMTF). While part of the money will go to other important projects in the area, over £1m is directly for the street markets.
We want to widen involvement to include more of Brixton’s street traders, shop owners and residents, so that they can help decide the plans for the area. It would be great if you could come along to one of our events and meet those involved.
The events include:
- 27 – 30 May, face to face surveys with shoppers about the street markets
- 29 May, visit each market stall to speak with traders about the project
- 5– 6 June, our own market stalls on Electric Avenue and Brixton Station Road, open to all, to come and discuss the project
- 6 June ,“walkshop” sessions, open to all, to come and discuss the plans while touring the markets. Register here.
- 9 June, workshop in the evening with local residents from 6.30 – 8.30pm in Room 125 in Lambeth Town Hall. Register here
- 10 June, attendance at the Brixton Market Traders Federation Annual General Meeting (traders only)
- 11- 12 June, focus groups with shoppers
- 23 June, workshop, open to all, to discuss draft plans to re-design the market streets
You will need to book your attendance at the walkshops and workshops. To do this just click on the event and it will take you straight to eventbrite.
To find out more click here, or get in touch with Pawel Pietraszek on PPietraszek@lambeth.gov.uk or 020 7926 4083.
To read in full about the street market strategy then please go to the Street Market page here.


In mid-August Shropshire Council launched yet another consultation on the new parking regime. As is normal these days, the council decided not to announce the consultation, just put it on a back page of its website.
The council’s plans to double the cost of a resident parking permit to £100 a year. Each household will only be allowed one permit.
Continue reading “Shropshire Council is consulting on restricting and doubling cost of residents’ parking permits in Ludlow”
On Wednesday, we gained two major concessions on the new parking regime in Ludlow. Parking charges will only apply until 6pm, not 8pm in the town centre. The current system of reduced parking charges for market traders will continue. We also gained the promise of two reviews into the impact of the changes, one after six months and the second after 12 months.
We have spent an entire year fighting for a parking regime that works for Ludlow. We have only got half way there. And there is so much more to do.
Continue reading “Your questions answered on the new parking regime in Ludlow”
Well done everyone. Today, we got concessions on proposed car parking charges. We got movement on key issues. But it’s a score draw – two all.
This follows a year of campaigning by traders, councillors and residents.
Plans to charge for on-street parking in the town centre after 6pm have been abandoned. Traders will be allowed to park their vans in Castle Street rather than having to take them to Smithfield to the Linney. Two goals up to us.
On-street charges will soar up in the town centre Red Zone. The free pop and shop period will be all but scrapped. Two goals down.
Continue reading “Ludlow gets concessions on car parking – it is a score draw only half worth cheering”
Thanks everyone for turning our last night. More than two hundred people crammed into the market square for a protest organised by the Chamber of Commerce. There were a huge variety of banners but they gave a consistent message. It’s time for Shirehall to listen to us about parking charges.
At 12.30am today, Shropshire Council’s cabinet will meet to finalise the new parking charge regime. Councillor Peter Nutting will be in the chair. I hope he will hear the message from Ludlow and clear. DON’T KILL OUR TOWN CENTRE WITH PARKING CHARGES.
Continue reading “Huge turnout for Ludlow parking protest last night – now Shropshire Council must deliver”
I’m just grabbing a few moments from leave to bring you up to date on the parking charge debacle. Despite a cabinet member promising us he would ask for changes last week, council officers said yesterday that the paperwork is finalised. No changes are possible. That means it is all down to the cabinet tomorrow.
Philip Dunne has protested to the council leader calling for a review or delay. Join us for our public protest at 6pm in Castle Square tonight.
Continue reading “It’s the final countdown – decision on parking charge hikes tomorrow – Ludlow protest 6pm tonight – please join us”


Steel frame & crane
A crane will be onsite from the week beginning 17th June 2019.
This will be for the erection of a steel frame building that will take 2 to 3 weeks.
The contractor will liaise with the school as and when required.
Lewisham Building Control will visit the site during the erection of the steel frame.


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18 November 2019
You may have heard that Historic England has declared the area around Swindon’s Railway Village to be a Heritage Action Zone. This five year initiative will bring much needed funding (£1.6million) and expertise to support the Council and other local organisations to revitalise the area through:
A key project to look out for in the New Year will be the Review of the Railway Works and Railway Village Conservation Areas.
There will be many opportunities for local people to get involved. If you would like to find out more, please contact the Heritage Action Zone project officer Karen Phimister at firstname.lastname@example.org.
To read about Heritage Action Zones across the UK see the Historic England website: https://historicengland.org.uk/services-skills/heritage-action-zones/


RAYNHAM – MassDOT has announced that it has rescheduled the traffic management measures outlined below. The new bridge deck placement will now take place from 7:00 PM on Tuesday, September 3, to 5:00 AM on Wednesday, September 4.
The work was previously scheduled for Wednesday, August 28. During the overnight closures, single lanes will be closed and re-opened as deck placement progresses across the bridge and rolling roadblocks will be implemented throughout the night on Route 24. If weather requires postponement, this work will take place the following night, September 4.
The closures will include the Route 44 westbound to Route 24 southbound and Route 44 eastbound to Route 24 northbound on-ramps. Detours will be in place during the on-ramp closures.
Rolling roadblocks will be used to allow the contractor to perform the work. For the rolling roadblocks, State Police will travel at reduced speeds to slow the traffic flow, so the contractor can place the bridge deck above Route 24. Rolling roadblocks will be limited to 20 minutes maximum duration.
The detour routes are listed below:
Route 44 Westbound to Route 24 Southbound Detour Route: While the ramp is closed, westbound Route 44 vehicular traffic wishing to reach Route 24 southbound will be detoured using town roadways. Signage will be in place directing vehicles to use the following route: Continue on Route 44 westbound past the exit. Take a right to travel onto South Street West. Follow South Street West and take a left onto Route 104. Take a left from Route 104 onto Route 44 eastbound. Take a right onto the on-ramp to Route 24 southbound.
Route 44 Eastbound to Route 24 Northbound Detour Route: While the ramp is closed, eastbound Route 44 vehicular traffic wishing to reach Route 24 northbound will be detoured using town roadways. Signage will be in place directing vehicles to use the following route: Continue onto Route 44 eastbound and take a right on Paramount Drive. Continue on Paramount Drive and take a left onto Route 44 westbound. Take the next right onto the on-ramp to Route 24 northbound.


On Wednesday, nearly 50 children from the Chester community took a shot at designing their dream playgrounds. The event, hosted by the Philadelphia Union Foundation, KaBOOM!, Chester Upland School District, and Chester City United took place at Science & Discovery High School and lasted well into the evening.
Those joining the participants included Union GK Chase Harrison, Philadelphia Union front office staff, and local community volunteers. Representatives from MLS W.O.R.K.S. were also on hand.
Many of the design day visions will come to life on July 24, when the Philadelphia Union Foundation and its partners work with KaBOOM! to bring a new playground to Chester as part of activities surrounding the 2012 MLS All-Star Game at PPL Park.


Date Published: 2014-01-24
Contact: Damon Hodge
Phone: (702) 385-6509
Title: Emergency Repairs Necessitates Overnight Closure, Reductions on Freeway
LAS VEGAS - Due to an accident last night in the area of the I-15 northbound off-ramp for D Street/Washington Avenue, NDOT will implement closures tonight to create a safe work zone from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Saturday morning. The closures are as follows:
- Southbound I-515/U.S. 95 exit to northbound I-15 ramp.
- Martin Luther King Boulevard to northbound I-15 on-ramp.
- Northbound I-15 to D Street/Washington off-ramp.
- Northbound I-15 will be reduced to one lane.
Suggested detours to re-enter I-15 northbound are Rancho Road to Washington and Las Vegas Boulevard to Washington.
NDOT strives to provide current information about construction schedules and highway and roadway restrictions and closures. Unscheduled restrictions and closures may occur and weather can impact work schedules. For the latest information on Nevada highway conditions, call 5-1-1 or log on to Nevada 511. For information on NDOT projects, log on to the Projects and Programs link. You can also follow the department on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. To assist with travel decisions based on road conditions, you can view Las Vegas traffic cameras at LV Cameras.
Established in 1917, the Nevada Department of Transportation is responsible for the planning, construction, operation and maintenance of 5,400 miles of highway and more than 1,000 bridges comprising the state highway system. NDOT's mission is to provide a better transportation system for Nevada through unified and dedicated efforts. The department is divided into three districts. The districts are responsible for supervising all state transportation activities within their local areas. NDOT's headquarters is located in Carson City; district offices are in Las Vegas, Reno and Elko. NDOT is overseen by a seven-member directors' board and run by senior staff. Visit NDOT's Website for more information.


REPUBLIC ACT NO. 6116 - AN ACT CREATING THE MUNICIPALITY OF SAN PASCUAL IN THE PROVINCE OF BATANGAS
Twenty-five of sixty barrios, namely: San Pascual, Danglayan, San
Antonio, Laurel, Bayanan, San Mateo, Banaba, Natunuan South, Natunuan
North, Kaingin, Santo Ni, Sambat, Palsahingin, Alalum, Sta.
Elena, Del Pilar, Malaking Pook, Pil, San Mariano, Pook ni Banal, Pook
ng Kapitan, Mataas-na-Lupa, Ilat, Gelerang Cawayan, and Resplandor in
the Municipality of Bauan, Province of Batangas, are separated from
said municipality, and constituted into a distinct and independent
municipality, to be known as the Municipality of San Pascual, same
province. The seat of government of the new municipality shall be in
the present site of the barrio of San Pascual. |
Sec. 2. The new municipality shall acquire corporate existence upon the qualification of the first mayor, vice mayor and councilors, who shall be elected in the next general elections for local officials in November, nineteen hundred seventy-one.
Sec. 3. The present indebtedness of the Municipality of Bauan in whatever lending institution and the indebtedness to be incurred as a consequence of the creation of the Municipality of San Pascual shall be apportioned proportionately based on their areas between the new Municipality of San Pascual and the Municipality of Bauan and each shall be liable to the payment of its proportionate share.
Sec. 4. The Roman Catholic Cemetery and the municipal cemetery shall be retained as a territory under the jurisdiction of the Municipality of Bauan. The one-half hectare area wherein the pumping station of the water system of Bauan is located shall remain under the jurisdiction of Bauan, and so with the one-half hectare area where the reservoir of the water system is to be located to be under the jurisdiction of Bauan.
Sec. 5. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.
Approved: August 4, 1969


Week-long Beautification Project in Your Community!
Oct 2-7, 2023
Six Day Project Boundary Map
Through our annual Six Day Project, Life Remodeled mobilizes thousands of volunteers in six days to beautify Detroit neighborhoods. This year, we are happy to return to the Cooley High School community where volunteers will be mowing the lawns of residents free of charge!


April 15-19, weather permitting
MACON - Weather permitting, April 15-19, MoDOT crews will be doing concrete patching on MO 15/22 (Muldrow Street) in Mexico between Promenade and Quisenberry Streets. The work will reduce traffic to one lane and take place between 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. daily. There will be a 10-foot width restriction.
Please obey all road construction signs and use extra caution while traveling through the work zone.
For more information contact MoDOT's Customer Service Center toll-free at 1-888-ASK MoDOT (275-6636). All roadwork is posted on the traveler information map. Drivers are also invited to rate MoDOT work zones online at www.modot.mo.gov/northeast


Six sites named for new Grimsby Town stadium
Six potential sites for a new Grimsby Town football stadium and leisure complex have been named by the council.
The club currently plays at Blundell Park and has previously said its preferred site was Peaks Parkway.
North East Lincolnshire councillors are to assess the suitability of the sites in more detail.
The locations are: Europarc business park, Peaks Parkway, land next to Morrison's supermarket in Laceby, Great Coates, Dockside and Freeman Street.
The decision follows an independent survey which scored and ranked 16 venues, then shortlisted the final six.
Ray Oxby, leader of North East Lincolnshire Council, said the search for a new stadium had "dragged on for far too long".
Mr Oxby said: "We must follow a strict and proper process to make sure we get the right result for the whole area.
"Failure to follow this process could result in more delays and ultimately more expense."
The findings are to be presented to senior councillors in 2016.


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Workers making progress on Mahogany Mill Boat Ramp
Builders are making progress on the Mahogany Mill Boat Ramp in Escambia County.
Construction started in March at the site on Bayou Chico, off Old Barrancas Avenue.
They're putting in a three-lane boat ramp, parking spaces, and a sanitary pump-out station.
The plan also includes a public gazebo and restrooms.
Dennis Howerton- Boater: "This will make it a lot more convenient for fisherman or people coming down here to do pleasure boating."
The two-million dollar project is being funded with BP restoration money.
The county expects it to be finished by April.


With the U.S. knocked out of the World Cup, true fans already are dreaming of our next opportunity to enter the final four. Qatar, which won the bid to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup, has added detail to what one of those future venues might look like by revealing renderings for its latest soccer venue. The Al Bayt Stadium is modeled after a traditional nomadic tent.
Previously, AN covered Qatar’s initial plans to host the 2022 World Cup—3 expanded stadiums and 9 new ultra modern stadiums—designed by the likes of Zaha Hadid, whose design has already raised eyebrows across the globe. Now, we can expand upon the future World Cup stadium designs with renderings released of Al Bayt Stadium in Al Khor. The stadium will be finished by 2018, years ahead of the 2022 World Cup.
The Al Bayt stadium will reportedly have 60,000 seats and feature eco-friendly technology following LEED principles with a goal of achieving a carbon neutral event.
Planning for the long term, the architectural designs feature a detachable upper tier that will reduce the stadium’s capacity to 32,000 seats after the World Cup. The removed seats will be donated to other countries.


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Vancouver bike sharing by the numbers: An infographic
Paris, New York, Barcelona, ... Vancouver.
Jul 19th, 2013
Cyclists shouldn't have to stop at stop signs, HUB says
Should cyclists be able to roll though Vancouver's stop signs?
Feb 28th, 2013
What Vancouver can learn from Paris: bike-sharing
How is it that Paris, with its frenetic traffic, is actually less scary for cyclists than Vancouver? Read on to learn about Paris' "go-with-the-flow" attitude bicycles and its bike sharing system.
Feb 5th, 2012
What Vancouver can learn from Paris on bikes: City of Light transport
Returning to Vancouver from Paris, I had to ask myself, “Why doesn’t Vancouver have a bicycle sharing program?”
Jan 28th, 2012


NOTICE OF CANCELLATION
OF THE MEETING OF THE
MIDLAND CITY PLANNING
TO TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 8, 2009 AT 7:00
there is no business to come before the Midland City Planning
Commission, the meeting scheduled for Tuesday, September 8, 2009, at 7:00 p.m.
has been cancelled.
next regular meeting of the Midland City Planning
Commission will take place on Tuesday, September 22, 2009, at 7:00 p.m. in
Council Chambers, City Hall, 333 West Ellsworth Street, Midland,
Planning & Community Development


The Liverpool School of Architecture’s Spring School offers a range of masterclasses through which to explore new and existing skills; ‘warming students up’ for the semester ahead. In an ‘Observe | Design | Implement’ session led by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios and Planit-IE, students were invited to become directly involved in the University of Liverpool’s masterplan project, which the two practices are currently developing.
Hearing of our appointment by Liverpool City Council to produce a landmark vision and investment strategy for the epicentre of Liverpool’s musical heritage was one of those ‘can’t stop from saying it out loud’ “yes” moments. We’d assembled a great, if non-conventional, team for the Mathew Street Spatial Regeneration Framework (SRF) bid, amongst which enthusiasm for the potential opportunity was palpable.
The decision to open a new studio, on the world-famous waterfront, set in the heart of Liverpool Waters (for which we are the masterplan lead) couldn’t have been easier. With a growing profile and international reputation, Liverpool is undergoing its next phase of transformation – and we are delighted to be at the heart of many of the projects.
Completion of Liverpool Football Club’s expanded Main Stand was marked through an official opening. Planit Partner Lindsay Humblet and Principal Landscape Architect Georgina Baines were honored to attend the event alongside a host of Liverpool Legends, including Kenny Dalglish, Ian Rush and Ian St John; Owners, Fenway Sport; Manager Jürgen Klopp; and Liverpool’s first elected Mayor, Joe Anderson.
Liverpool City Council has unveiled its vision for the redevelopment of Walton Breck Road, which forms the latest phase of the Council’s ambitious £260m Anfield Regeneration Plan developed through a partnership with Your Housing Group and Liverpool Football Club.


|Lane reductions on southbound I-5 between Tukwila|
and Des Moines could create significant delays while
crews continue major highway improvement work.
Note:This work has been canceled this weekend.
The sun is (mostly) shining, vacations are underway and roads are (mostly) dry. That's right, it's summer, and that means it's construction season in the Pacific Northwest. While the weather here lets us get some work done year round – unlike our friends in the Midwest – much of what crews need to do to make sure roads are safe for our use is weather dependent, making the summer months around the state busy ones on our roads.
Another #WSDOTbusywknd is coming up (I see you rolling your eyes saying to yourself, "they've all been busy weekends!"). This one is going to be construction busy though – not just event busy. Take a look.
In case you need any help with the above illustration, here's what's happening in the Seattle area Friday, July 8 to Monday, July 11.
- Eastbound I-90 between Seattle and Bellevue will be reduced to one lane and detoured into the express lanes from 11 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday.
- If you need to head east across Lake Washington early Sunday morning plan ahead for a slightly longer trip as a rolling slowdown will cause delays of up to 15 minutes between 3 a.m. and 5 a.m. for crews install a new sign bridge near the entrance to the Mount Baker Tunnel.
- To accommodate the rolling slowdown crews will close the ramps from both directions of I-5 to eastbound I-90 from 2:30 a.m. to 5:30 a.m. on Sunday, July 10. During that time drivers should follow the signed detours and use Fourth Avenue South to access eastbound I-90.
- This closure is a make-up due to that March windstorm when SR 520 had to be closed and we needed crews to pick-up and open I-90 during a previously scheduled closure weekend.
- Read more about this project that's extending the HOV lane from Mercer Island to Seattle and preparing the express lanes for Sound Transit's East Link light rail project.
- #SouthKingSlowdown kicks off weekend reductions! This work has been rained out and will be rescheduled at a later date.
- Southbound I-5 between Tukwila and Des Moines will be reduced to a max of two lanes starting at 8 p.m. Friday until 5 a.m. Monday
- Expect delays
- Use alternate routes like SR 167 and SR 99
- Delay trips/avoid area if possible
- Give yourself lots of time if trying to get to the airport and consider taking Link light rail
- Friday night, the Dixie Chicks play at White River Amphitheater so plan for delays in and out of that area along State Route 164.
- Saturday at noon, the Sounders have a big match at CenturyLink Field against the LA Galaxy. This is another good chance to consider using transit. Sound Transit is running event Sounder service from Lakewood and Everett (and points in between) to the match.
|Eastbound I-90 traffic across Lake Washington will be detoured to the express lanes this weekend|
for continued work on the Mt. Baker and Mercer Island tunnels.
Stay plugged in
So, another #WSDOTbusywknd – we appreciate you taking the time to plan ahead, know alternate routes and being an engaged community member so you can try to stay out of traffic and help minimize the congestion for your neighbors as well.


Once a Full Plans application has been deposited or a Building Notice given, work can commence on site. The Building Regulations require that you or your Builder notify the Council at various stages as listed below. The stages are dependent upon the type of work being carried out and are provided by each council as part of documents returned to applicants with Full Plans approvals or Building Notice acceptances.
Please note: Planning permission and/or other approvals may be required before work starts. If in doubt or for advice please contact your local Planning Department before work commences
Unlike approved inspectors, we operate in close proximity to projects being carried out within each respective district of Cumbria, allowing us to make ‘same day’ inspections available on request.
Inspections can be requested by phone, email or in writing. Please contact your local authority building control office to arrange a mutually convenient time for an inspection:


Potholes all up the road
Reported via desktop in the Carriageway Defect category anonymously at 15:50, Tuesday 27 April 2021
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
Potholes are becoming a problem in Bampton Close
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:50, Tuesday 27 April 2021
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 17:12, Tuesday 27 April 2021
Several potholes all up the road. They keep getting repaired and coming back. It is only a small road, why not re tarmac the street properly to save having to keep coming back.
Posted anonymously at 16:09, Sunday 9 May 2021
A citizen has provided a follow-up to the original enquiry.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 16:09, Sunday 9 May 2021
Provide an update


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Worcestershire County Council PUBLIC NOTICE Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (Back Lane, Malvern) (Temporary Closure) Order 2017Notice ID: MF0248692
WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (Back Lane, Malvern) (Temporary Closure) Order 2017
Order made: to close that part of Back Lane, Malvern from its junction with Edith Walk to its junction with Zetland Road in orderto facilitate carriageway works. Exemptions: to permit access to any land or premises fronting the highwayaffected where there is no other form of access; and to allow the works to be undertaken. Alternative route: Edith Walk, Graham Road, Zetland Road and vice versa.
Maximum duration: 18 Months. Anticipated duration: 1 day Commencing: 27 November 2017.
SIMON MALLINSON, Head of Legal and Democratic
Services, County Hall, Spetchley Road,
Worcester WR5 2NP 24th November


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Full closure in effect until further notice. Please plan an alternate route. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
The City of Maple Ridge Engineering Department has expedited the design for the removal and replacement of the existing culvert on 112 Avenue. Construction is anticipated to commence in July. Please visit the project webpage for additional information.
Project webpage link is 2653


Can Tho Water Supply Sewerage JSC operates in the Water supply sector.
In addition to historical fundamental analyses, the complete report available to purchase compares Can Tho Water Supply Sewerage JSC with three other
companies in this sector in Vietnam:
Hau Giang Water Supply And Sewerage Projects Urban Jsc
sales of 177.34 billion Dong [US$7.66 million]
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(286.25 billion Dong [US$12.37 million]
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(244.07 billion Dong [US$10.54 million]
of which 56%
was Clean Water).


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Town of Wilton Parks & Recreation Department
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The Parks and Recreation Department, the main occupant of the Comstock Community Center, oversees over 200 acres of the towns recreational land and facilities. Under its supervision, among others, is Merwin Meadows Park, Middlebrook Multi-Purpose Athletic Field, Post Athletic Field, Allen's Meadows, Gilbert and Bennett, Comstock Community Center, a playground, basketball courts, and baseball and soccer fields.
180 School Rd, Wilton, CT 06897
- Fax: 203-834-6323
- Hours: By appointment
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Located in the southern city of Sabah State Kuwait City Kuwait is 65 km .
jaber al-ahamd city, is located to the West of Kuwait City and about 22 km away.
The project is located in the western part of Kuwait City is about 20 km. .
The project is located 12 miles from Jahra Kuwait City
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BOSTON — Some $825 million in state bonding authority has been included in the most recent transportation bond bill filed Thursday by Governor Charlie Baker, according to a press statement from Senator Mark C. Montigny. The longtime New Bedford senator has been among those championing significant bonding authorizations necessary to complete the project.
Earlier this month, officials held an official groundbreaking ceremony to signal construction starting on the long-sought $1.1 billion project. A total of $114.8 million has already been allocated to the project for this fiscal year.
“New Bedford has had to wait far too long to gain access to Boston via rail,” said Montigny in the statement. “This latest round of bond authorizations will ensure the project is fully funded and I am thankful that Governor Baker has remained a committed partner in this long-overdue project.”


Creating a world class community sports venue
Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre
Date: Saturday 25 June
Time: 14:00 - 15:00
Price: Free but we ask you to please book a ticket to secure your spot
Location: Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre - E20 3AD
Parking restrictions: parking charges apply at this car park. Find out more here
Come and hear how Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre was created, transforming Eton Manor to home London 2012’s only purpose-built Paralympic venue.
Led by, Rawden Pettitt from Stanton Williams – who lives a stone’s throw away - and Lee Valley Regional Park Authority’s Chief Executive, Shaun Dawson, this talk will reveal the sporting history of the site and the unique transformation of this area, first a training ground for Olympic athletes then the wheelchair tennis venue for the Paralympics and how it’s now a world-class hockey and tennis venue for all to enjoy.
Following on from the talk, they’ll be an opportunity to tour the venue and surrounding areas.


Planning (Listed Building and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 The Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015Notice ID: WEY1142419
Planning (Listed Building and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 The Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015
Comments are invited on the following applications:
WD/D/19/000911 Conservation Area. Formation of new vehicular access. MEADOW VIEW, GLYDE PATH ROAD
WD/D/19/000957 Listed Building. Installation of a gate to the car park entrance, a hanging sign and a fascia sign to the front side wall. SOUTH GROVE COTTAGE, TRINITY STREET
WD/D/19/000965 Conservation Area. Conversion of car port to annexe. 5 LINDEN AVENUE
WP/19/00295/FUL Conservation Area. Replacement of existing raised patio area, removal of portion of garden well to facilitate vehicular access to new parking area under replaced patio. To incorporate new access steps to dwelling. 29 VENTNOR ROAD
WD/D/19/000967 The proposed development affects the setting of a Listed Building. Conservation Area. Erection of detached garage
6 re-model of existing extension BROOM COTTAGE, GLEBELAND CLOSE, WEST STAFFORD
WP/19/00230/FUL Conservation Area and Listed Building. Erection of Summer house (Retrospective) Formation of a swimming pool and erection of a pool house & apply render to block work boundary walls. MANOR BARN, STOTTINGWAY STREET
WP/19/00287/LBC Listed Building. Internal and external alterations (demolish existing car port). BURGUNDY HOUSE, 40 WESTHILL ROAD
WP/19/00289/FUL Conservation Area. Erection of decking in rear garden. SEAWARD, 20A BELLE VUE ROAD
WP/19/00292/FUL The proposed development affects the setting of a Listed Building. Conservation Area. Demolish conservatory & garden store, together with part of north boundary wall. Erect single storey extensions & first floor extension. Erection of ancillary annexe in rear garden. 2 FRANCHISE STREET
If you wish to comment on an appeal please ensure that the Planning Inspectorate receives any representations quoting their reference number by the date shown. The Planning Inspectorate, Room 3C, Temple Quay House, 2 The Square, BRISTOL, BS1 6PN
29 May 2019 Written Representations
Anzen Properties Limited Demolition of existing buildings & structures & the erection of 3no. detached houses & installation of ground mounted solar panels at JUNIPER BARNS, HIGHER STREET LANE, HOOKE
30 May 2019 Written Representations
Mr Keel Change of use of garage to holiday let at 2 VYSE BARN COTTAGES, ACCESS TO VYSE BARN COTTAGES, WARMWELL, DORCHESTER, DT2 8HH
You can see the application online by visiting the Council's website www.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk/planning or at the Dorset Council offices, during normal working hours.
To make comments about this application you can use the online link on the above web page, or write to the Council at South Walks House, South Walks Road, Dorchester, DT1 1UZ. Your comments must be received within 24 days of the date of this site notice, quoting the application number.
We will publish your comments on the Council's website.
Please note: If you do not provide or do not wish your name and address to appear on the website then your comments will be treated as anonymous and your views will not be taken into account. It is not normally possible to respond to specific points raised in any comments you make.
In the event of a planning appeal any comments will be copied to the Planning Inspectorate. There may not be a chance to make further comments at the appeal stage so you should make any comments by the expiry date.


Grindleford Allotment Association
The Grindleford Allotment Association was set up to develop a number of allotments on the old playing field for the use of village residents.
In addition, they have added a small orchard and barbecue area, a vineyard and wildlife pond
The membership consists of the present allotment holders. There is a waiting list to which Grindleford residents seeking an allotment can be added.
Chair: Sheila Piggott
Secretary: Michael Wren
4 St Helen’s Close, Grindleford, Valley S32 2JF


Posted on March 6, 2024
Council will be undertaking beach nourishment and restoration works at Cardwell, north of the Jetty, to replenish sand and rehabilitate the erosion site from Monday 11 March.
Works will consist of relocating approximately 3000m3 of sand sourced from the current shore protection structure via the road to the section of beach between Tsakisiris Street to Scott Street. To ensure public safety, beach access will be limited around the works site when nourishment activities are taking place.
Council thanks the community for their patience and cooperation during these important works.
This project is funded by the Queensland Government’s QCoast2100 Coastal Hazard Adaptation Program, supporting Queensland councils to improve the long-term resilience and sustainability of coastal ecosystems, foreshores and vital assets.
To find out more about the Cassowary Coast Coastal Hazard Adaptation Strategy and QCoast2100 supported projects visit www.cassowarycoast.qld.gov.au/coastal-hazard-adaptation-strategy
For further information contact Council at 1300 763 903 or email email@example.com.


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Posted on: August 23, 2012
[ARCHIVED] 'Scenic river' designation for portion of Dan River a step closer
The Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation recommends that the 14-mile stretch of the Dan River that runs from the Berry Hill Bridge in Pittsylvania County to Abreau-Grogan Park along Memorial Drive in Danville be designated a "scenic river."


Daily Road Report, Nov. 9
Vaughan Ave. S.W. Service Leak Ongoing St.
Oxford St. Ave. Broken Valve Ongoing - 9th Ave. S.W.
– Main St. N.
Stadacona St. E. 9th Ave. N.E. Sewer & Water Relay Ongoing
Athabasca St. E. 10th Ave. N.E. Sewer & Water Relay Ongoing
100 Blk Grandview E Service leak Ongoing
1100 Blk 10th Ave. N.W Ongoing
to - 10th
9th Ave. S.W. – Iroquois St. W. – Lillooet St. W. Service Leak Ongoing
Clifton – 8th Ave. N.E.
– 9th Ave. N.E. to to
Oxford Ave. N.E. Watermain Break Ongoing St. E. – 2nd Ave. N.E. to 3rd
11th Ave. N.W. – Brown St. to Carleton St. Water Service leak Ongoing
800 blk Elizabeth St. (Alley) Watermain Break Ongoing
Stadacona St. E. 10th Ave. N.E. Watermain Break Ongoing
Intersection Ave. N.W. Cast Iron Project Ongoing
of – 9th Ave. N.E.
5th Ave. N.W. St. W. Sewer & Water Relay Ongoing
– Hall St. W.
High to St. W. & to Oxford 5th
3rd Ave. N.W. St. W. Watermain Replacement Ongoing
Albert St. W Grayson Cres. Service Leak Ongoing
– River St. W. to Fairford
Caribou St. W. 4th Ave. N.W. Cast Iron (limited access) Ongoing
Intersection Home St. Watermain Break Ongoing
1st Ave. N.W.
Hall St. W. N.W. Waterline Installation Ongoing
Carleton Ave. N.W. Sewer & Water Relay Ongoing
Algoma Ave. – MacDonald Saskatchewan St. Sewer & Water Relay Ongoing
Hastings St. 14th Ave. S.W. Valve Replacement Ongoing
Athabasca St. W. to 10th Ave. N. W. Watermain Replacement Ongoing
Iroquois St. W. 4th Ave. S.W. Watermain Replacement Ongoing
Ave. Ave. St.
Ave. S.W. S.W. N.W. to
– Main St. N. to 1st Ave.
– 9h Ave. N.W. to 10th to to
– 9th Ave. N. W. to & to


Matchette Road Closing Next Weekend
Thursday July 31st, 2014
Posted at 11:00am
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The information listed below is likely outdated and has been preserved for archival purposes.
A portion of Matchette Road between Chappus Street and Carmichael Road will be closed from Friday, August 8th at approximately 10pm until Sunday, August 10th at approximately 11:59pm.
The temporary closure is necessary to erect girders on Bridge 2 (Matchette Road).
During these closures, the Parkway says that no official detour route will be in effect.


Pälkäne skatepark, curved curb and a bank, perfetct fit!
The Pälkäne skatepark has a curved asphalt bank. We fitted our curved skateable street curb to conform to the upper edge of the hill. if it didn't fit the place, we would have done a custom shape to fit the bank. There is also a movable curb that can be used in combination with other obstacles.


Ellistown has 5 parks in total:-
St Christopher's Drive,
Rushby Road Park
This park has various pieces of equipment, some newer than others. It is one of our largest parks and the age range of equipment goes from toddler through to teenager. There is a Trim Trail, climbing frame, swings, rockers, roundabout and lots of benches with a spacious grassy area too. The Parish Council would like to provide disabled children the opportunity to play with able-bodied children and are currently looking at gaining funding to install either a swing, a roundabout or both. The roundabout is for disabled and able-bodied children alike. The swing for disabled only.
One of our smallest parks, this is hidden off Channing Way and has a small selection of equipment for younger and older children.
St Christopher's Drive
This park, although with a lot of space has a small amount of equipment but benefits from an open basketball court and some green space. The council would like to look at improving what the park has to offer over the next year or two.
Our smallest park, this has just a few small pieces of play equipment for our younger residents. Hopefully at some point in the future the equipment will undergo some refurbishment work.
Another of the large parks, it has varying types of play equipment but also boasts a Multi Use Games Area or MUGA and benefits from the Hugglescote Recreation Ground, which is a very large open space. Great for the council to hold events on and for people to play cricket or football. This area is perhaps one of our main ones which requires updating but the council has big plans which are in the early planning stage at the moment.
Rushby Road Park


Environmental Impact Assessments
Many major developments require support from a formal Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). Our EIA team has an enviable track record of recent instructions that span major residential, leisure, mixed-use, retail and renewable energy sectors.
We are supported by a technical consultancy that undertakes elements of the EIA. As part of the EIA process we work closely with local authorities and statutory consultees. Our services include 'screening' potential developments under the EIA regulations, 'scoping' the content of Environmental Statements (ESs), co-ordinating the preparation of ESs and also managing the administration the EIA process.


Lengthy Detour Near New Walmart Super Center in EHT
The new Walmart is scheduled to open sometime in June 2017 according to a report by Press of Atlantic City, but starting today (March 1) a detour will be in effect for the next three weeks near the location of the brand new Super Center coming to EHT.
The Press of Atlantic City reports that motorists will experience a detour on Old Egg Harbor Road near Hingston Avenue and Fire Road. Scheduled roadwork will make the detour necessary in the westbound lane Monday-Friday between 6 AM and 7 PM.
Give yourself extra time for your morning and afternoon commute.
Source: Press of Atlantic City


VACANT LAND (1304 Sqr. m.)- FOR SALE - BREDASDORP - WESTERN CAPE
This vacant stand (1304 sqr. m) (Street front size 42.42m and avg. depth 31.3 m.) is ideally situated in an area that has potential to be developed in a light Commercial/Industrial Business serving the adjacent Community or Farmers doing business at the BNK Co-Operation serving the Farmers. The property is currently zoned as residential, but are included in the Spatial Development Framework of the Municipality, that allow for rezoning as Business or Light Industrial. The mentioned rezoning is excluded in the sale and is the prerogative of the Buyer. Transfer cost is for the Buyer. The Transfer Attorney shall be nominated by the Seller. This property price is the cheapest in the area, measured by development rights, topography (flat landscape) and price. (R 179-83 per sqr. m.) Municipal Services are available but not connected.
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In lieu of a new complex and to keep the courts functional, $31 million facelift planned to add rooms and improve/repair facilities:
Adelaide's clogged court buildings to get $31 million 'compromise' upgrade
Tom Fedorowytsch, ABC News Online, 14 August 2018
A $31 million "compromise" upgrade of Adelaide's chronically overcrowded courts precinct will deliver nine new courtrooms and a shiny entrance lobby on Gouger Street.
The works will take in the historic Supreme Court building, on the corner of Gouger and King William streets, and the Sir Samuel Way building which fronts onto Victoria Square.
- Three brand new courtrooms and upgrades to six others
- Chief Justice says the project will help clear case backlogs
- Construction expected to start late this year and finish in 2020
Chief Justice Chris Kourakis told the ABC the plan comes after the abandonment of a massive new court building under the Weatherill government.
"A $400 million proposal for a court complex to house Supreme Court and District Court courtrooms wasn't funded some years ago," he said.
"This is a compromise which will give us at least the functionality if not the standard of work that was to be offered before."
The upgrade will create three new criminal jury courtrooms on the top level of the Sir Samuel Way building, and fix up six old and "dilapidated" courtrooms in the Supreme Court building.
"There is a backlog in crime in particular because of a lack of courtrooms," the Chief Justice said.
"The purpose is to ensure we have enough courtrooms to deal with our lists."
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The Kano State Government is set to host the 28th National Council of Works Meeting today (Monday) and ends next Friday.
The state commissioner of Works and Infrastructural Development, Engr. Idris Wada Saleh disclosed this in his office on Sunday, saying the council meeting is an annual event that brings together all stakeholders across the 36 states of the federation including Abuja and deliberate on issues pertaining to the works sector.
Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje is billed to be the Special Guest of Honour while the Minister of Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN is to chair the occasion.
The Minister of State, Works and Housing, Honourable.Umar Ibrahim El-Yakub, commissioners, permanent secretaries of ministries of Works across the country, heads of relevant government agencies and other stakeholders are all expected to attend the 5-day meeting held at the Bristol Palace Hotel.
The commissioner further disclosed that the theme of this year’s meeting is “Infrastructure, Season of Completion.”
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Drainage systems for car parks with a construction height from just 50 mm and a widthnass form 150 mm. Fully accessible system with a slot width from 17 mm according to the standard requirements EN 1433. The monolithical construction prevents noise during the crossing - no complaints due to clogged grates. The Maintenance-friendly system without gratings is a guarantee for easy cleaning and checking the gasket joint.
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- Underground garages and multi storey parking
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- in all flooring constructions where only a channel with a minor installation height can be used.


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Temporary Road Closure Church Street.
From High Street to Church Walk
The Order will come into force on 16:30 on 26th November 2016 and will continue in force for a maximum duration of
1 hour 30 minutes.
Diverted Traffic via Wrexham Road, Sunnyside, Oldcastle Lane, Mastiff Lane, Old Hall Street
Pedestrian access to premises situated on or adjacent to the roads will be maintained at all times.
For further information about this event please contact the undersigned
Andrew Bowles — Events Assistant (REF)
Cheshire West and Chester Council
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58 Nicholas Street
Tel: 01244 976734
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The Graham Foundation was founded in 1956 and is dedicated to the development and exchange of ideas about architecture and also its effect on arts, culture, and society. The foundation provides grants to individuals and organizations. The foundation mainly focuses on supporting projects in architecture, designing, urban planning, visual arts, etc. The foundation uses a two-step process. Applicants must first submit an inquiry and only invited applicants may proceed to submitting the full proposal.


TRAFFIC problems in north Manchester are being raised with town hall bosses.
North Manchester MP Graham Stringer has written to Manchester City Council's chief executive Howard Bernstein to demand answers over the worsening peak time gridlock in the area.
Mr Stringer said: "The current state of the roads in north Manchester is unacceptable.
"I have had countless people coming up to me and asking why it is taking them three quarters of an hour to do what should be a 10-minute journey.
"The road works in place on Hazelbottom Road, Blackley New Road, Crescent Road and in several places along Rochdale Road are causing real inconvenience to residents trying to get to work and go about their daily lives.
"The Traffic Management Act 2004 was passed and became law last year in an attempt to give local authorities the power to co-ordinate work carried out by private utilities companies and I will be writing to Mr Bernstein to ask what has gone wrong."
Mr Stringer said that notice given to the public regarding carrying out roadworks is sketchy and that the issue needs to be addressed.
He added: "The current situation leaves drivers frustrated and compounds problems of speeding and jumping lights causing potentially dangerous situations for other drivers and pedestrians."
One driver said: "When roadworks were being carried out on Hazelbottom Road, traffic was brought to a standstill. There were roadworks on virtually every route in or out of north Manchester.
"In an emergency, such as when there was a fire at the Ukranian Club in Cheetham, people couldn't move. Frustrated drivers were taking to driving on the pavement at peak times. It was a real danger."


Streets to be Closed from 6:00am - 7:00pm include: Main, Front, Church, Martin, Maple, Arnett, College and Sturdivant.
Arrangements have been made for local residents on Church St. and West of Church St. to enter at Church and Mill.
Residents to the east of Church may enter and exit at Mill and Maple.
No traffic will be allowed past Church and Maple into the event.
Thank you for your cooperation.


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All buildings or structures which are structurally unsafe or not provided with adequate egress, or which constitute a fire hazard, or which are otherwise dangerous to human life, or which in relation to existing use constitute a hazard to safety, health, or public welfare by reason of inadequate maintenance, dilapidation, obsolescence, or abandonment are unsafe buildings. All the unsafe buildings are hereby declared to be public nuisances and shall be abated by repair, rehabilitation, demolition, or removal. The Building Inspector shall examine or cause to be examined every building or structure or portion thereof reported as dangerous or damaged, and, if such is found to be an unsafe building, the Building Inspector shall give to the owner of the building or structure written notice stating the defects thereof. This notice may require the owner of person in charge of the building or premise to commence within 48 hours either the required repairs or improvements or demolition and removal of the building or structure or portions thereof, and all the work shall be completed within 90 days from date of notice unless otherwise stipulated by the Building Inspector. If necessary, the notice shall also require the building, structure, or portion thereof to be vacated forthwith and not reoccupied until the required repairs and improvements are completed, inspected, and approved by the Building Inspector. Proper service of the notice shall be by personal service upon the owner of record if he or she shall be found within the city limits. If he or she is not found within the city limits, the service may be made upon the owner by registered mail or certified mail, provided that is the notice is by registered mail or certified mail, the designated period within which the owner of person in charge is required to comply with the order of the Building Inspector shall begin as of the date he or she receives the notice. The Building Inspector shall cause to be posted at each entrance to the building a notice to read:
“DO NOT ENTER, UNSAFE TO OCCUPY
City of Schuyler”
The notice shall remain posted until the required repair, demolition, or removal is completed. The notice shall not be removed without written permission of the Building Inspector and no person shall enter the building except for the purpose of making the required repairs or of demolishing the building. In case the owner shall fail, neglect, or refuse to comply with the notice to repair, rehabilitate, or demolish and remove the building or structure or portion thereof, the Governing Body may order the owner of the building prosecuted as a violator of the provisions of this code and may order the Building Inspector to proceed with the work specified in the notice. A statement of the cost of the work shall be transmitted to the Governing Body who shall cause the same to be paid and levied as a special assessment against the property. Costs incurred in the event the owner fails to repair or remove the building shall be paid out of the municipal treasury. The costs shall be charged to the owner of the premise involved as a special assessment on the land on which the building or structure is located and shall be collected in the manner provided for special assessments.
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On May 3, donations to the King County Parks Foundation will be stretched thanks to funds from the Seattle Foundation and corporate sponsors.
The King County Parks Foundation’s mission is to cultivate private-sector investments to connect communities to regional trails, open space and parks and to support the resiliency of King County’s parks and trails for future generations.
So it’s time to GiveBig!
GiveBig takes place tomorrow, May 3, from midnight to midnight. During these 24 hours, donations to participating nonprofits will be stretched. Over the past 5 years, more than $56 million was invested in the greater Seattle community through GiveBig. This year, GiveBig believes that businesses, nonprofits and philanthropists can work together to invest $20 million in 2016. Let’s reach that goal by donating to the King County Parks Foundation!
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1716-1790 E Trinity Blvd has a Walk Score of 45 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in Montgomery. The closest park is Vaughn Road Park.
Nearby schools include Vaughn Road Elementary School, Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School and Trinity Presbyterian School.
The closest grocery stores are Inline, Winn-Dixie and Seoul Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Street Cafe, Cafe M and Starbucks. Nearby restaurants include KFC Montgomery, Piccadilly Cafeteria and Gangnam Grill&Bar.
1716-1790 E Trinity Blvd is near Faulkner University, Huntingdon College and Auburn University - Montgomery.