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[Photo: Debris of a 2 storey hotel that collapsed in Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh leaving several dead. (ANI)]
The City Light Hotel building houses a cafeteria where people come for morning tea. Although the structure is decades old, the owner had made some cosmetic repairs to pass it off as new.
According to witnesses, a kitchen set up on the building-top for the Ramzan season might have added to the pressure leading to the collapse.
“Regardless of the notices issued, several old, dilapidated buildings are still in use,” minister Danam Nagendar said.
“We will see to it that such structures are razed.”
He added that a probe had been ordered into the City Light mishap.
Chief minister Kiran Kumar Reddy is expected to visit the site and review rescue efforts.
Meanwhile, Opposition parties attacked the state government for what they called “inaction” on such structures in the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad.
There are 57 dilapidated structures in Secunderabad of which 15 have been razed.


Join Peter Kopplin, Charles Hayter, Alison Li, and the members of the Toronto Medical Historical Club for a walking tour of important sites in Toronto’s medical history, as part of this year’s Jane’s Walk.
Friday, 5 May 2023
Saturday, 6 May 2023
Sunday, 7 May 2023
1:00 PM. – 2:30 PM
Theme: Architecture and Urban Planning, History and Community
Accessibility: Busy sidewalks. Walk leader will use audio amplification
Start location: 160 College Street, a few steps west of College and University. Walk leaders will have Jane’s Walk sign.
End location: Queen’s Park SE subway station


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City Press Releases
Posted on: March 29, 2021
[ARCHIVED] High Street Reduced to Single Lane Beginning March 31 for Replacement of Metropolitan Theatre Roof
The right lane of High Street and the adjacent sidewalk will be closed from Fayette Street to the end of the Metropolitan Theatre from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on March 31 and April 1.


The City of Moscow Parks and Recreation Commission is gathering suggestions for potential names for the soon to be completed park located within the Indian Hills 8th Subdivision. Suggestions are welcome from all community members and the immediate neighbors for the park are being surveyed specifically. All suggestions are due by July 22, 2014. Community members interested in suggesting a name may do so in person at the Hamilton Indoor Recreation Center, 1716 East F Street; by mail to Indians Hills 8 Naming, PO Box 9203, Moscow, Idaho 83843; or via email to firstname.lastname@example.org.
The Commission will review all suggestions at their July 24, 2014 meeting. At that time, suggestions will be vetted and a recommendation will be developed that will be open to public comment for 60 days, the start of which will be noticed via press release to local media outlets. After that time, adjustments to the name and a final recommendation will be forwarded to the City Council for their consideration and potential approval of an official name.
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WORK to regenerate Torrevieja’s Los Locos beach and widen it by 20 metres is to be carried out.
The Ministry of Ecological Transition brought forward the works to November 25. Some 12,000 cubic metres of quarry sand will be used to replenish the beach at the central and narrowest stretch next to the promenade.
The Costas coastal authority decided to start early due to the impact on the beach of the September storms that in some places has left just two metres of sand between the sea and the paseo maritimo promenade.
The quarried sand that comes from Murcia has larger and denser grains then marine sand, which is hoped will be more resilient against storms.
It has also been announced that another 70 metres of the Paseo de la Mata is to be renovated, on of the 300–metre stretch being improved at the moment.
According to Councillor for beaches Antonio Vidal, it is planned to demolish the current structure, whose concrete supports have been badly damaged by the sea, with a more aesthetically pleasing wooden walkway.


Saturday 30th September 2006
At 12:30 pm three eastbound lanes and a pedestrian walk-way of the de la Concorde overpass in Laval, Quebec, Canada collapsed onto the busy Autoroute 19. Three vehicles and a motorcycle fell about 15 meters (49 feet) on top of two vehicles that were driving on Autoroute 19. Six people were severely injured and five people were killed due to the concrete road crushing the two vehicles driving beneath the overpass. Described as “young and modern,” the overpass was built in 1970 and was to have a 70 year life span. Months before the collapse, local residents had noticed debris falling off of the overpass and an hour before the collapse large chunks of debris measuring 15 cm x 36 cm were found near the overpass (Gazette, 2006). A Transport Quebec crew was dispatched to remove the debris, but they didn’t deem it necessary to shut down the overpass. Less than an hour before the collapse, a Transport Department patroller inspected the overpass by using a visual and auditory inspection and concluded that there was no indication the overpass was unstable!


Plans to extend a business park in East Suffolk have been rejected over uncertainty around what will actually be built there.
Oasis Property Ltd submitted plans to turn a 1.7 hectare portion of undeveloped grass land at Debach Airfield into an extension of Clopton Business Park.
The outline plans, which would include the creation of more than 130 new jobs, were for light industrial, office, general industrial and storage or distribution uses.
It would feature a new business centre, three terraces of smaller units and a studio with a gym, creche and cafe.
However, despite the plans being welcomed by both Clopton Parish Council and East Suffolk Council's economic development team, planning officers recommended refusal.
That was becasue the land is considered countryside, and the council's local plan states that new employment land outside settlement boundaries should not be permitted.
In addition, the lack of pedestrian and cycle links as well as a lack of bus connectivity meant officers considered it to have "poor sustainability".
East Suffolk Council's planning south committee refused the plans by eight votes to on on Tuesday afternoon (November 23).
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Councillor Mike Deacon pointed to other sites allocated in the district for industrial use, and said: "If we give way to pieces here and there we are going to destroy our countryside."
Councillor Tony Cooper added: "If this application had come forward with some firm businesses that wanted to take up units I think our decision could be a lot easier, but at the moment we are looking at industrial businesses we have no proof whatsoever will be taken up, and going against our local plan."
However, councillors also stressed the development of jobs was key, while Councillor Stuart Bird said there could be many reasons why businesses hadn't taken up other allocated sites, describing economic growth in rural areas as "more desperately needed" than urban parts of the district.
Peter Raffell, chairman of Clopton Parish Council said the council "sees this as a rare opportunity for a new approach to rural development, potentially to provide up to 135 jobs locally."
He said warehousing units would only bring low-skilled jobs, whereas designs for the site to offer skilled industrial jobs and even become a creative industries hub, meant it could be a "model for rural development".
Previous applications in 2018 and 2019 had been for similar proposed uses but withdrawn.
It is not yet clear if a revised application will be submitted.
In its application, Oasis said the new portion would have some separation to the existing business park and would "create a vibrant enterprising business community at Clopton Commercial Park, with a wide variety of sizes of building accommodating various scales of enterprise."
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PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, Va. (WFXR) – Motorists can expect delays along a section of Route 794 (Old Mine Road) in Pittsylvania County running into next week.
VDOT says Route 794 will be closed to through traffic between Route 40 (West Gretna Road) to the intersection of Route 790 (Piney Road).
Route 794 will be closed daily between 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Wednesday, July 7 through Thursday, July 15, as shoulder widening is conducted.
A detour will be in place to account for this temporary closure which will run from Route 40 to Route 799 to Route 790 before returning onto Route 794.
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At least £50,000 of funding is urgently needed to resurface a busy road in Peasedown St John, the village’s councillors have said.
Braysdown Lane, which joins some of Peasedown’s housing estates and residential areas, is reported to see up to 1,000 vehicle movements a day.
Years of wear and tear are starting to show on the route, with councillors calling for a complete resurfacing.
The village’s two Bath & North East Somerset councillors, Karen Walker and Sarah Bevan (Independents), have written to the Highways Department requesting for action to be taken.
Cllr Karen Walker said: “One of the regular issues that residents often email us about is the poor condition of the road in Braysdown Lane.
“Various pieces of patch work have been carried out to fill in pot-holes over the past five years, but a larger strategic view now needs to be taken about the long-term future of this road.”
The pair have appealed to the council to make funds available as part of next year’s financial budget, where millions of pounds are distributed across the region for road repairs and changes to highway infrastructure.
Cllr Sarah Bevan added: “We’re grateful to all the residents who have contacted us about this issue over the years, whether you live on Braysdown Lane or not!
“It’s a well-used thoroughfare that allows easy access to the local shops, GP surgery, school, churches and dentist.
“It should unquestionably be a council highways resurfacing priority!”
The councillors have written to the Cabinet asking for funding to be allocated in the 2022/23 Budget to resurface the road.


Honda Valley Park Construction Project
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Does anyone know why there is heavy equipment in Honda Valley Park? The roads have been heavily graded. It used to be a fairly pristine area of Santa Barbara but no more. I can't find anything about it on the City's construction project list.


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Praise for local leaders
By Gary Lloyd In days as implausible as these, as much as I have tried to avoid the vitriol on social media and television, I still was compelled to write. … Continue reading Praise for local leaders
Trussville City Council ballot set
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Alabama Historical Commission suggested ordinance for establishing historic preservation commission
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Project Type: Residential & Housing Development
Client : Salboukh Residential Compound Company
Location : Al Dariyah Municipality, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Work includes construction of Residential villas (147 Nos.), Duplex(35 Nos.) and Apartment Buildings (12Nos.), Housing for staff, Security and facilities Management, and a Community Facilities Complex containing a Clubhouse (1 No.) with Restaurant and Retail Spaces, a Business Office Annex, and a Sports/Recreation Facility (1 No.) containing indoors courts and jogging track, locker rooms and a pre-school with total built-up area 110,274 m2 and land Area of 166,146 m2.


Ms. Brown was responsible for preparation of the Technical Drainage Study and drainage design drawings for the development, which was located on a site impacted with alluvial fan flow of approximately 3600 cfs. Design included a large rip rap-lined channel with drop structures, and an 80’ by 200’ reinforced concrete energy dissipation structure. The protective flood channel was a Clark County Regional Flood Control District facility, and required their approval as well as that of Clark County.
- 2016 – Railroad Pass Travel Center – Henderson/Boulder City, Nevada
- 2014 – Love’s RV Storage Site – North Las Vegas, Nevada
- 2014 – APEX Commercial Center North (ACCN)- North Las Vegas, Nevada
- 2012 – Technical Drainage Study for Nextera Energy – Mountain View Solar Energy Project
- 2012 – Technical Drainage Study for Mountain View Industrial Park – Phased Grading of the West Detention Basin with Shadow Study


Bridge closed through Friday
Published: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at 4:05 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, February 2, 2013 at 12:52 a.m.
A closure of the Houma Navigation Canal Bridge on South Van Avenue has been extended through Friday.
Motorists will not be able to use the bridge from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
The closure will allow state Transportation Department and Development crews to work on a multimillion-dollar rehabilitation project.
Alternate routes include the Houma Tunnel and the Twin Span bridges.


Buena Park Metrolink is giving away free roundtrip tickets this Saturday in Buena Park to celebrate the recent opening of the system’s newest station.
The giveaway is part of Orange County Transportation Authority’s official celebration of the Buena Park station’s opening. There will be refreshments, music and entertainment. Those who wish to receive free tickets should arrive 45 minutes before scheduled departure times.
Some parking will be available at the station; shuttles will also be running from the Fullerton Park and Ride at Magnolia and Orangethorpe avenues.
The station, at 8400 Lake Knoll Drive near Malvern Avenue, began shuttling riders Sept. 4. It is the county’s 11th station.
Features include 600-foot boarding platforms in both directions, waiting areas with canopies and benches, a clock tower, a pedestrian overpass, restrooms, bicycle storage and a 300-car parking lot.
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Monday, April 22, 2019 - 10:00am
*The September 9, 2019, Work Session will take place at 1 p.m. After this work session, the time will move back to 10 a.m. for the rest of the year.*
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12021-015.1 INFRASTRUCTURE REPAIRS (REHABILITATION) (2020) CONTRACT B
rehabilitation of approximately 42,480 lineal feet of sanitary sewers varying in size from 6-inches to 60-inches in diameter, utilizing cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) methods.
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City of Fairview Heights Zoning Board of Appeals met Oct. 3.
Here is the agenda provided by the board:
1. Call to Order and Roll Call
2. Citizens Comments- This is an opportunity for the public to address the ZBAon nonagenda related items. Comments made during this section of the agenda that require a response will be referred to the appropriate City staff member or official for follow-up at a later date.
3. Approval of Minutes – March 21, 2019
4. ZBA Cases / Public Hearing
a. ZBA 02-19, Area Bulk Variance to allow the clearance area for a pylon sign in the “PB” Planned Business District to be reduced from 10’ in height to 5’ in height for the property addressed as 815 Lincoln Highway, Fairview Heights, Illinois. St. Clair Co. PIN 03270215027.
5. Old Business – None
6. New Business - None
7. Announcements – Director’s Report


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This Wednesday, March 23, 4 PM, Mayor-President Holden will make a presentation of his proclamation of April as Bicycle Month in East Baton Rouge Parish. Mayor-President Holden's announcement will take place in the Metropolitan Council chambers in the City Government Building, 3rd Floor, east side, 222 St Louis Street, downtown.
We would like to have as many bicyclists present as is possible so come on down and pack the Chamber! The Mayor's presentation will immediately precede the Metropolitan Council meeting and should only take a few minutes.
Be aware that on-going construction of the new Town Square has closed St Louis Street at North Boulevard. The parking garage on St Louis remains accessible from St Louis. Street parking is possible but by no means guaranteed. Be sure to allow enough time to park and get to the Council Chambers by a little before 4 PM,
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Baton Rouge Advocates for Safe Streets
PO Box 19403
Baton Rouge LA 70893-0403


Westbound Route 60 in Stoddard County will be reduced to one lane with a 10-foot width restriction as contractor crews perform bridge pavement repairs.
This section of roadway is located between Route 153 to Route 25.
Weather permitting, work will take place Monday, March 8 through Tuesday, April 30 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.
The work zone will be marked with signs. Motorists are urged to use extreme caution while traveling near the area.
For additional information, please contact Resident Engineer Brian Holt at
(573) 8243-0899, MoDOT’s Customer Service Center toll-free at 1-888-ASK-MODOT, or visit www.modot.org/southeast.


The works continue within the scope of the 'Green Road Project' that will connect the Eastern Black Sea plateaus. Coşkun Alp, the Secretary General of the Metropolitan Municipality, who made examinations on the 25-kilometer road between Çambaşı Plateau and Topçam Mahallesi, during the Ordu phase of the project, said that the work will begin again this week on the 5 km route.
Within the scope of the Eastern Black Sea Regional Development Plan (DOKAP) Tourism Master Plan, a 'Green Road Project' was prepared to connect the highlands of 9 provinces. An important distance has been achieved so far in the 'Green Road Project', which was initiated in 2013 to connect Samsun, Ordu, Giresun, Gümüşhane, Bayburt, Trabzon, Rize and Artvin plateaus. In the 2 kilometers section of the 600-kilometer road that passes through the borders of Ordu, the Metropolitan Municipality makes 240 kilometers and the Highways 130 kilometers.
Coşkun Alp, General Secretary of Ordu Metropolitan Municipality, together with Mesudiye Mayor Isa Gül and Head of Science Department Abdulkadir Hatipoğlu, among the most important stages, within the scope of the 'Green Road Project', is 2 km between Çambaşı Plateau and Mesudiye Topçam Neighborhood of Kabadüz. He made investigations on the kilometer road.
ORDU'S HIGHWAYS TO UNITE
Stating that concrete road works will start on the remaining 20 kilometers of the route, General Secretary Alp said, “Our President Mr. With this work, which we follow closely by Mehmet Hilmi Güler, we unite the highlands of Ordu. 5 kilometers of the road has been completed before. With the work we will restart this week, we will bring the remaining 20 kilometers of concrete road. In this way, a new alternative route will be created for transportation to Çambaşı Ski Center, which is the closest ski resort to the sea. The Green Road Project will make it much easier to reach the Topçam-Çambaşı plateau and its surrounding oba, and some of the Giresun plateaus that affect the viewers with its magnificent natural beauty and scenery. ”
HOT ASPHALT GOODS TO TOPÇAM
Following the Green Road Project review, General Secretary Alp, who went to Mesudiye Topçam District, which was before the metropolitan law, said that they would have the connection road between Topçam center and Black Sea Mediterranean Road to hot asphalt. Secretary General Alp also made examinations on the promenade areas that can be built around Topçam Dam.


From 7 PM July 23 until 6 AM July 24, a contractor for PennDOT will be moving traffic into a split pattern on Interstate 81 North between Exit 180 (Moosic) and Exit 182 (Davis Street). The new pattern, which will remain in place until early September will allow bridge work to be done in the center of the interstate.
On Wednesday night, a similar pattern will also be set up just after Exit 182 (Davis Street). The split pattern allows work to be done on the interstate while maintaining two lanes of traffic. Motorists are reminded to use extreme caution when traveling through the area.


The Virginia Department of Transportation has announced the dates for public information meetings on a pending study on the Fairfax County Parkway. These meetings are designed to keep you informed on improvements to mass transit that can be made, as well as to let you voice your questions or concerns directly to VDOT. The information on the meetings is posted directly below.
FAIRFAX COUNTY PARKWAY INFORMATION MEETINGS IN JUNE
Join VDOT at one of three meetings to learn more about multimodal study
FAIRFAX – The Virginia Department of Transportation, in cooperation with Fairfax County, is holding three public information meetings next month on a multimodal study of the 31-mile Fairfax County Parkway (Route 286) corridor from Route 7 to Route 1, as well as a 3.5-mile portion of the Franconia-Springfield Parkway. The study is assessing existing transportation issues and developing short-term multimodal improvements that can be implemented within the next one to ten years.
The public is invited to stop by to learn more about the study, view displays and discuss questions with VDOT and Fairfax County staff at one of the following meetings:
- Wednesday, June 8 – Hayfield Secondary School, Cafeteria, 7630 Telegraph Road, Alexandria, VA 22315
- Thursday, June 9 – Oak Hill Elementary School, Cafeteria, 3210 Kinross Circle, Herndon, VA 20171
- Monday, June 13 – Sangster Elementary School, Cafeteria, 7420 Reservation Drive, Springfield, VA 22153
All meeting times are 6:30 – 8:30 p.m., with a presentation at 7 p.m.
Comments may be provided at the meetings or sent to VDOT by July 5, 2016. E-mail or mail comments to Abi Lerner, Project Manager, VDOT Northern Virginia District, 4975 Alliance Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030.
Visit the VDOT project page for more details.
Follow VDOT Northern Virginia on Twitter: @vadotnova


Maryland City is a census-designated place (CDP) in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, United States. The population was 16,093 at the 2010 census. It is located east of Laurel, just over the border with Prince George’s County, and it has a Laurel ZIP Code.
Maryland City mostly consists of an older, compact housing development and is adjacent to Fort Meade army base. A large newer development (built mid-1990s) on the north side of Maryland Route 198 is known as Russett and is included within the Maryland City CDP.
Maryland City was developed by the Maryland City Corp, owned by developer Harvey Kayne. The 1,200 acres of eastern Laurel Maryland were purchased in 1960 for $3 million from a developer planning “Meade City”. The concept was to build low-cost houses with ground-rent rather than ownership
Small business owners usually struggle with expansion plans against meager cash flows. That’s why First Down Funding is a critical part of small business development in Maryland City. Get Pre-approved in minutes for small business funding in Maryland City. Apply online or contact us so we can expedite your request. We are your Maryland City Business Funding source. Apply today for business funding in Maryland City.


The next phase in the reconstruction of Delaware’s busiest interchange is calling for nighttime closure of two exits, from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m., Monday, Jan. 11, through Friday, Jan. 29, pending weather and operational constraints.
Involved are Exit 3B, Route 141 northbound to Interstate 95 southbound, and 5A, I-95 southbound to Route 141 southbound.
The Delaware Department of Transportation says the closings near Newport are needed to work on structural components of the new bridge that carries Route 141 over I-95.
Drivers heading north on Route 141 who want to reach I-95 southbound will take the ramp to Route 4, continue straight onto Marshall Street, turn left onto westbound Route 4/Justis Street, turn left onto James Street, turn left onto eastbound Route 4/Market Street, take the ramp to Route 141 southbound and take the ramp to I-95 southbound.
Drivers heading southbound on I-95 who want to reach Route 141 southbound will take the ramp to Route 141 northbound, take the ramp to Route 4, continue straight onto Marshall Street, turn left onto westbound Route 4/Justis Street, turn left onto James Street, turn left onto eastbound Route 4/Market Street and take the ramp to Route 141 southbound.Error, group does not exist! Check your syntax! (ID: 11)
Upgraded signals on Route 40
The intersections are with Glendale Boulevard/Walther Road (just east of the Wilmington University athletic complex), Wilton Boulevard (just west of Walmart), Scotland Drive (just east of the Sunset Station Shopping Center) and School Bell Road (next to the Bear Diner).
Daytime work not affecting traffic will be performed between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Nighttime intermittent lane closures will occur from 8 p.m. until 5 a.m.
The upgrades include pedestrian facilities, signal infrastructure, signal heads and loops. There will also be a bus rapid transit signal at Wilton Boulevard.
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Inland Rail Implementation Group Report to the Australian Government
This report is the culmination of 18 months of substantial and detailed work on developing and independently validating a robust business case, and of constructing a feasible delivery plan. Over the course of this work, we have consulted widely with stakeholders, an activity that will need to continue as Inland Rail is implemented.
Inland Rail represents an opportunity to invest in infrastructure that will serve Australia for the next 100 to 150 years. Not only will it deliver a freight service between Melbourne and Brisbane that is strongly competitive with road, it will also connect south-east Queensland with Perth and Adelaide. Its construction over the next decade will provide a 10-year infrastructure development stream delivering significant flow-on benefits, such as regional employment and opportunities for the construction industry.


Beginning on Monday, July 12, 2021, the section of Farmington Avenue, Route 4, between Brickyard Road and West Avon Road in Farmington will be closed to through traffic between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. A detour, via Brickyard Road and West Avon Road, will be in place and police will be on site for traffic control. Local travel by residents and customers and employees of businesses in the work area will be allowed and driveway access will be maintained. Business in the work area will be able to remain open.
The Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that Maureen P. Westbrook, President of Connecticut Water Company, is the new Chairwoman of the Chamber’s Board of Directors. Her one-year term begins on July 1, 2021.
As the state of Connecticut is again experiencing lower than average rainfall amounts, river flows in the Pomperaug River have hit the first flow threshold in the Heritage Village Water system’s low-flow operations plan. As called for in the plan, Connecticut Water’s Heritage Village Water Division, the Pomperaug River Watershed Coalition, and the Town of Southbury are taking steps to increase public awareness of the river flow.
Connecticut Water is keenly aware of its broader responsibility as a business regarding environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. The company has been actively involved in state policy and programs to support these important efforts in Connecticut for years.
Beginning on Monday, June 21, 2021, the section of Elm Street, Route 140, between Center Street and West Street in Windsor Locks will be closed to through traffic between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. A detour, via West, Spring and Center streets, will be in place and police will be on site for traffic control.
Connecticut Water reminds residents that water is a precious resource and using water wisely this summer can ensure that we have enough water for basic needs, economic development and the environment.


I-496 from I-96 to Cedar Street will be reduced to one lane in each direction for the next several weekends. Those weekend are:
- Oct 10-13, 8:00 p.m. – 5:00 a.m.
- Oct 17-20, 8:00 p.m. – 5:00 a.m.
- Oct 31-Nov 3, 8:00 p.m. – 5:00 a.m.
- Nov 14-17, 8:00 p.m. – 5:00 a.m.
The project limits are from I-96 to Cedar Street. The majority of the work will occur west of Waverly Road. Approximately 80% of the eastbound lane work and 70% of the westbound lane work is in the Township.
The closures will allow for pavement repair along I-496.


The concrete lane between Arden & St Michael services hundreds of apartment & condo units - pleased to see City repaving efforts underway.
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Bonivital Pool is getting major upgrades- $5.3M in the budget.
Bonivital Pool is a great, but ageing, amenity for St. Boniface and St.Vital. This pool modernization will complement the new Windsor Park library next door.
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The following speed schedule shall be applicable where specifically designed namely:
Lake Shore Drive in each direction from W. 129th Place to W. 133rd Avenue to 25 m.p.h.
Parrish Avenue in each direction from W. 137th Avenue to 151st Avenue to 30 m.p.h.
The Cedar Lake Town Council adopted Ordinance No. 1293, an Ordinance amending the Town Traffic Code rules pertaining to speed limits codified in Town Code 71.12, at the May 1, 2018 meeting. Please refer to Ordinance 1293 and contact the Cedar Lake Police Department, (219) 374-5416, for more information


Mill lane especially close to A1031 urgent resurfacing needed
Reported via desktop in the Road surface issue category anonymously at 16:55, Saturday 17 October 2020
Sent to Lincolnshire County Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 378254.
Mill lane is a worn out road needing urgent carriageway resurfacing. road is uneven with numerous substandard patching work. road is worn out and needs urgent attention/. it is dangerous to cyclists
Thank you for your report. We will investigate and make an update to this report within 14 days.
Posted by Lincolnshire County Council at 16:56, Saturday 17 October 2020
This fault will be assessed for the possibility of future permanent works and prioritised according to our Highways Asset Management Strategy.
We will continue to monitor this location as part of our routine inspection schedule and issue temporary repairs, where necessary.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Lincolnshire County Council at 13:08, Tuesday
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Councillor Kye Dudd has confirmed that Bristol City Council refurbishment works are programmed for this year to repair and maintain the green bridge by the Louisiana Pub on Commercial Road.
As finances have been confirmed for this year, this will include waterproofing and resurfacing of the bridge carriageway and the replacement of the footway decking and toe boards.
Material has been ordered. The replacement GRP deck panels and the manufacture process will commence imminently. A contract is in the course of being issued.


2 concrete bollards have been knocked down
Reported via desktop in the Street Furniture category anonymously at 11:32, Wednesday 27 January 2021
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
2 concrete bollards knocked down and are lying down in road and or near pavement.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:32, Wednesday 27 January 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 13:21, Wednesday 27 January 2021
A job has been raised with our contractors to action this issue and appropriate repairs or maintenance will be undertaken as soon as they can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:48, Wednesday 27 January 2021
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Current Planning Consultations
Here is a list of all planning consultations in progress. More information can be found on each consultation page. This can include guidance notes, maps, landscape studies, environmental reports and contact details.
Flood Risk and Drainage Impact Assessment Supplementary Guidance
Consultation Date: 2nd July 2018 to 24th August 2018
More Information: Flood Risk & Impact Assessment
Draft Kinloss Golf Club Masterplan
Consultation Date: 14th May 2018 to 6th July 2018
More Information: Draft Kinloss Golf Club Masterplan
Local Development Plan 2020 - Main Issues Report
Consultation Date:Consultation now closed.
More Information: Main Issues Report
Draft Bilbohall Masterplan
Consultation Date: Consultation now closed
More Information: Draft Bilbohall Masterplan


West End Community Council meets at 7pm tonight at the Logie & St John’s (Cross) Church Hall in Shaftesbury Terrace – all welcome!
The agenda is as follows :
TUESDAY 11th SEPTEMBER 2018 AT 7.00PM
LOGIE AND ST JOHN`S (CROSS) PARISH CHURCH HALL
(ENTER FROM SHAFTESBURY TERRACE – OFF BLACKNESS AVENUE)
- WELCOME, INTRODUCTIONS AND APOLOGIES
- MINUTE OF MEETING 12TH JUNE AND MATTERS ARISING
- POLICE SCOTLAND UPDATE
- DUNDEE CULTURAL TRAIL – Russell Pepper
- INDEPENDENCE MARCH – AUGUST 2018
- PERTH ROAD UPDATE
- PLANNING UPDATE
- WECC HIT LIST
- OTHER MEETINGS ATTENDED ON BEHALF OF WECC
- AOCB – MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC INPUT
- DATE OF NEXT MEETING – TUESDAY 9TH OCTOBER 2018
Light refreshments will be provided.
DUNDEE CITY COUNCIL – WEEKLY ROAD REPORT
REPORT FOR WEST END WARD – WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 2018
Brook Street – off-peak temporary traffic lights on Thursday 13 September for surfacing works.
Riverside Esplanade – off-peak nearside lane closure on Tuesday 11 September for street lighting column repair.
West Marketgait (at Police Station) – off-peak nearside lane closure on Tuesday 11 September for street lighting column repair.
V&A Opening information :
V&A Opening and Music Event – roads closed from Friday 14 September for 3 days as follows. South Commercial Street: Friday 14 September (10.00am) to Saturday 15 September (10.00pm); Riverside Esplanade: Friday 14 September (10.00am) to Saturday 15 September (10.00pm); Shore Terrace and Thomson Avenue: Friday 14 September (2.00pm) to Sunday 16 September (6.00am); Dock Street (Whitehall Crescent to Commercial Street) and Whitehall Crescent (Crichton Street to Dock Street): Friday 14 September (3.00pm) to Saturday 15 September (7.00pm); Union Street (South Marketgait to Yeaman Shore): Friday 14 September (3.00pm) to Saturday 15 September (7.00pm). Riverside Esplanade nearside lane closure on Sunday 16 September.


We live in a beautiful community, an amazing community to be a part of. We support small local businesses and we support each other.
We are facing a tremendous challenge as a community. CVS has filed an application with our township for a Zoning Variance to to build a 14,600-square foot 24/7 CVS convenience store/pharmacy with a drive-thru in our residentially zoned neighborhood.
Location: The corner of Ingleside and Route 31. The proposed footprint will cover 60% of the lot which more than doubles the existing coverage of 25%.
The current service station is a 3491-square foot neighborhood car repair facility and is surrounded by a evergreen tree buffer and wooded lot which would be eliminated by CVS. The current business is grandfathered and can continue its current use (without any expansion or increase in intensity of use.) Otherwise, unless a variance is granted, ONLY residential uses can occur there.
We have 4 existing pharmacies within a mile radius of this location; 2 of which could potentially be destroyed by this business. There is also an existing CVS merely 4.8 miles away.
Here is a link to a report that includes maps of the proposed development. http://mercerme.com/cvs-and-traffic-light-on-rt-31-pennington-residents-object/
The Zoning Board has scheduled a special meeting on March 30th to hear the CVS application. The meeting will be held in the Hopewell Township Municipal Building, 201 Washington Crossing - Pennington Road.
We have hired an attorney to represent our community and expect the cost will run about $5,000+. Many of our Concerned Citizens have contributed and we've covered about 1/2 of the cost. While the cost of representation is significant, we stand to lose much more in terms of the quality of life in this wonderful residential neighborhood.
Having an attorney represent us at the Zoning Board hearing is crucial, because the hearing is run much like a court proceeding with rules about what kind of evidence and testimony is relevant, and what is inadmissible.
We are fighting a GIANT. Rest assured CVS has one of the top applicant’s attorneys in the state who is prepared to prosecute this application aggressively. We need equally expert representation. Because we had advance notice about this application, we were able to retain Jeff Baron, one of NJ’s best land use attorneys to represent the community.
Please consider a making a donation to help us protect our community.


Have you ever wondered how the Community Garden came to be? On November 5th, 2013, members of the community met with Ron Berezan, a landscape architect focused on edible landscaping. After this, the Edson and District Recycling Society (EDRS) partnered with the Town of Edson and the greater community, to spearhead the effort to create... Continue Reading →
Be sure to read up on the new sorting protocols for plastics at the recycling depot. Below, we have a list of plastics that fall under our two updated sorting categories as well as a collection of frequently asked questions. This info can also be found here.


Massive Corporate Area water lock-offs from NWC pipeline works
The National Water Commission (NWC) has advised that as part of its ongoing Non-Revenue Water Reduction programme being carried out with Co-Management Partners, Miya International, the commission is conducting emergency pipeline work that has and will impact several sections of the Corporate Area from Tuesday into the coming days
The works are slated to facilitate valve and meter installations, which will result in water supply disruptions to the following areas:
Tuesday, August 14, 2018 from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, August 15, 2018 (overnight)
The affected areas include: Constant Spring, Norbrook, Cherry Gardens, Liguanea, Lady MusgraveRoad Manor Park, Shortwood, Eastwood Park Gardens, Molynes Road, Waltham Park Road, Olympic Way, Bayfarm Road, Hagley Park Road, Washington Boulevard, Dunrobin Avenue, Calabar Mews, Ziadie Gardens, State Gardens, Mannings Hill Road, Constant Spring Road and Gardens, Half-Way Tree, Camperdown Terrace, Spanish Town Road and Havendale, Valentine Gardens, Meadowbrook, Queensboro and Roehampton
Thursday, August 16, 2018 from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. on Friday, August 17, 2018 (overnight)
The areas to be affected will include: sections of downtown Kingston, including Orange Street, Charles Street, Luke Lane, Princess Street, Mathews Lane, Pink Lane, Bond Street, Chestnut Street, Ocean Boulevard, Beckford Street, Hanover Street, Banana Street, Vauxhaul Avenue and Sections of Trench Town.
Other areas include Pines of Karachi, Long Mountain, Beverly Hills, Cross Roads, Harbour View, Port Royal, Seven Miles, Mountain View, Vineyard Town, Deanery Road, Elleston Road, Liguanea, Old Hope Road, Monroe Road, Langston Road, Glenmore Road, Shooters Hill and Surroundings, Rockfort, Windward Road, Palisadoes Road and the Norman Manley International Airport, Hope Pastures, Gordon Town, Mona Heights, Ravina, Liguanea, Standpipe Lane, Hope Road, Up Park Camp, East Kings House, Charlemont Avenue, Barbican Road, New Kingston, including Dominica Drive, Oxford Road and Haining Road.
Saturday, August 18, 2018 from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (daytime)
The areas to be affected will include: sections of downtown Kingston, including Orange Street, Charles Street, Luke Lane, Princess Street, Mathews Lane, Pink Lane, Bond Street, Chestnut Street, Ocean Boulevard, Beckford Street, Hanover Street, Banana Street, Vauxhaul Avenue and sections of Trench Town.
The NWC has urged the affected customers to store water for use during the disruption periods that are outlined.
Additionally, motorists and pedestrians have been advised to observe the traffic signals of the work crews on the various work sites.
The commission further advised that in addition to the planned and announced interruptions in water supply services, disruptions may also occur in parts of the Corporate Area due to unannounced emergency works, breaks to pipelines, air blockages, with immediate, unannounced responses to issues on the network, localised problems or other changes resulting from the Non-Revenue
Water (NRW) reduction programme, which is ultimately aimed at significantly improving the water supply system across Kingston and St Andrew.
The commission has apologised for the inconvenience that will arise from the improvement works.


Disruption and diversions for London bus routes. The latest information direct from TfL for all London bus routes.
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London Bus Route Disruption
Reason for disruption: VALLEY ROAD, KENLEY: Route 434 is on diversion from Valley Road in Kenley due to emergency water works. Buses are diverted in both directions via Gostone Road. Buses are missing stops from Hail & Ride Foxley Hill to Whyteleafe Station.
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Posted on Monday July 29, 2019
The City is currently working on the adoption of rules to allow vacation rentals in residential areas and is seeking public input on a draft short term vacation rental ordinance.
A copy of the draft ordinance is available here
. Public hearings to consider adopting the proposed ordinance are tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, October 2nd at 7pm at Volunteer Hall (144 Warren St S) and Tuesday, October 15th, 2019 at 6:30pm at Volunteer Hall. Comments or questions about the draft ordinance can be directed to Suzanne Dufner, 503-751-0147 or firstname.lastname@example.org.


UEI Conference: Irritations and Unforeseen Consequences of the Urban
Irritations and Unforeseen Consequences of the Urban
Online conference hosted by the Urban Environments Initiative (UEI)
The conference takes place Wednesday, 30 June to Friday, 2 July from 13:00–18:00 (CEST) each day. There will be a mix of UEI member and open panels exploring three main themes including: Whose Urban “Nature;” Making Urban Environments; and Openness to or Foreclosure of Futures.
In addition, our keynote session "Debating Urban Climates" will be presented by Hannah Knox (University College London) and Anuradha Mathur (University of Pennsylvania) on 30 June from 16:15 to 17:30 (CEST). A detailed program is attached below and can be found online here: https://urbanenv.org/conference-program/
We ask that you register in advance for the conference using the link below:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at firstname.lastname@example.org.


From Maurice Okafor, Enugu
The Enugu Capital Territory Development Authority (ECTDA) has commenced it’s threat to destroy all illegal structures that are not originally in Enugu metropolis master plan which are defacing the beauty of the city.
The destruction of the obstructions began on Monday,January 6 after the notice given by ECTDA authorities currently under the leadership of Mr Ken Onoh expired.
The AUTHORITY monitor of the exercise yesterday observed that the front fence of the office of Nigeria Union of Journalist (NUJ) located at Rsngers avenue Independence layout ,was affected.
Other areas that were pulled down with bulldozer under the instruction of ECTDA, monitored by it’s officials were the upholstery workshops located along the streets of Bishop Anyiogu,Bishop Okoye,Adelabu and others within Uwani axis of the metropolis, originally meant for residential areas.
Equally to be affected in the exercise are iron rods and building material dealers whose trade and stock are constituting nuisance and traffic jam along Kenyata market and adjoining streets of Amawbia,Awkuzu,Timber shed road etc.
It could be recalled that the state government in partnership with Enugu South local council authorities since the past four years established a new location for Iron rod dealers at Kenyatta market at Obeagu Awkunanaw, along Enugu to Port Harcourt express road, but the iron dealers refused to relocate alleging ugly deals on the size of the stalls that were detrimental to the scope and size of their materials.
Initially,When the ECTDA commenced the exercise late last year, there was a massive outcry from the affected illegal structure owners across the city that the state government didn’t give enough notice. Their outcry compelled the state government to extend the notice to vacate till January 5.
One of the ECTDA officials involved in the execution of the ecercise,who talked to THE AUTHORITY, said they are working under instruction to pull down all illegal structures that were marked for removal.
At Bishop Aniogu street, it was observed that some of the furniture workshop owners hurriedly removing their wares even as ECTDA bulldozer was pulling down their roof.


Town of Pinedale update Chip sealing road work
by Town of Pinedale
September 20, 2016
Another project to keep Pinedale well maintained and beautiful for current and future generations is hitting full swing. For the months, our own Public Works staff has been filling potholes and building up road edges with a combination of pea gravel and tar based emulsion. This is to give the chip seal that will be applied a good base. Starting the 16th of September (weather permitting), and continuing for approximately 2 weeks, a contractor will be applying chip seal to certain roads and streets.
Chip seal is a process where a tar is placed over the existing road way and then gravel is applied to it, embedded in the tar. Its purpose is to seal cracks, provide additional wear surface, and to give added protection against UV light that causes the breakdown of the road surface.
So, when you see the chip seal contractor, slow down, allow for ample space between you and the work zone.Please be happy your Public Works Department is more dedicated than ever to efficient and effective maintenance of your Town. Infrastructure maintenance may not be glamorous, but it is essential to the health of the Town.
Residents and businesses that will be affected by road closures will be notified. A complete map of 2016 work is available on our website.
Additionally,the Town of Pinedale is applying for a conditional use permit to construct a communications tower at a maximum height of 60 feet at the Department of Public Works (61 Pinedale South Road, Pinedale, WY 82941). The property is located within the Utility Zone District and includes 25.73 acres. A public hearing about the project will be held Monday, October 3rd at 6:00 PM at the Sublette County Library in the Lovatt Room.
As always, we will keep you posted with up to date information on these and other projects. Information may be found at www.townofpinedale.us.
Dont forget to sign up for newsflashes to keep you abreast of important topics.
The Town of Pinedale will be chip sealing selected streets within the Town starting this Friday through next Wednesday (Sept 16-21) . The map below shows where the chip sealing will be taking place. All residents on this effected streets will be notified. If you have questions please contact Hayley at the Town Hall, 307-367-4136.


Moscow region, Krasnogorsk, 65-66 km of Moscow Ring Road, Crocus Expo International Exhibition Centre, 3-rd pavilion, 4-th floor, congress-centre, hall 20.
Metro station Myakinino - exit doors are located directly opposite pavilions of the exhibition centre.
Crossing of Moscow City Ring (inner side, 66 km) and Volokolamskoe shosse.
Free parking on 4-th floor.
Moscow, 65-66 km of Moscow
Ring Road, Crocus Expo IEC


Bawl over wall
SOME RESIDENTS OF Cattlewash, St Joseph, are angry about the construction of a large house there.
While declining to be identified, one of the detractors, who said he was representing residents who did not want to appear in the Press, said he was tired of construction that was destroying Barbados.
“I’m speaking on behalf of residents of Cattlewash. Our main concern is that house is not being built along the proper building guidelines; that house is not being constructed in conjunction with the rules and regulations of construction along the East Coast.
“I am speaking on behalf of those who are tired of this . . . . It happening all around the island and it is destroying this island,” he said, adding he heard the owner of the house was from overseas.
Please read the full story in today’s Weekend Nation, or in the eNATION edition.


City of Lilburn
Planning Commission Meeting Agenda
RZ-2018-01. Application of Dimitrios Nikolakis for a rezoning from CB, Commercial Business to IA, Industrial Activity for use as an office with outdoor storage located at 145 Arcado Rd., District 6, Land Lots 133, Parcels 006, containing .77± acres.
Link to Application: RZ-2018-01


Jeffco Open Space Needs Your Input
Are you looking for a new and exciting way to impact your community? Would you like your voice to be heard and your ideas to be used? Do you have opinions and ideas about how to improve Jefferson County Open Space areas (aka: parks)? We've got a great opportunity for you!
Jeffco Open Space is providing a unique chance for you to express yourself and help your community through a series of public meetings. Choose a Master Plan meeting that works with your schedule and let your voice be heard! Your input is welcome and appreciated as they update the existing Open Space Master Plan.
At these meetings, a short presentation will occur around 6:15 p.m. and will be followed by group interaction. Ideas and suggestions can be submitted through comment cards or by email using the subject "Master Plan" to [email protected].
Prepare for these meetings by reading a review draft of the Master Plan Update.


January 23, 2023
US 22, Veterans Memorial Bridge Lane, Closure to Begin on Monday, January 30, 2023
Brooke County, WV – A portion of US 22, the Veterans Memorial Bridge, will have eastbound and westbound lane closures beginning, Monday, January 30, 2023, through Monday, June 5, 2023, for bridge maintenance. Motorists are advised to slow down and expect delays.
Inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances could change the project schedule.


Thank you very much to everyone who moved their cars out of the car park at Calstock Station. Unfortunately the lorry could not get past the parked cars on the slipway to do the work. We will rearrange and let you know of a new date. Thank you again and we are sorry it was a wasted effort on this occasion.
- Latest news from the Clerks as at Friday 29th May 2020
- Planning applications for comments by Friday 5th June
- Consultation Responses for Planning Applications PA20/03644, PA20/03591, PA20/03677 & PA20/03655 for Cornwall Council Planning Department
- Emergency Road Closure – Higher Kelly, Calstock
- Cornwall Wildlife Trust – Community Resources


Delays on Pyramid Road starting Oct 3
Parks Canada is undertaking road reconstruction work to “improve sightlines for both wildlife and motorists along Pyramid Lake Road” starting Tuesday.
Road reconstruction work on Pyramid Lake Road will take place daily from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Motorists can expect to encounter single-lane alternating traffic at the work site from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. and occasional delays of up to 20 minutes.
The work is expected to continue until late fall 2017, weather-permitting.


construction on green strips
LAST UPDATED : Oct 20, 2019, 08:41 AM IST
- Bihar: ‘Face action for flouting green norms’
Bihar State Pollution Control Board (BSPCB) on Monday issued notices to several government agencies, including road construction department, Patna Municipal Corporation (PMC) and Bihar Rajya Pul Nirman Nigam Limited (BRPNNL) among others, for violation of environmental norms in ongoing projects and works. The BSPCB has asked the government agencies to adhere to the environmental norms to check air pollution in the state capital.
- NGT says no to construction of pilgrim facilitation centre in Mathura
In a major setback to the Uttar Pradesh government, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Wednesday turned down its proposal for the construction of a three-storey facilitation centre for the stay of pilgrims in Mathura’s Radha Kund town.
- Wedding venue at Khel Gaon sealed for green norm violations, illegal construction
Jhankar Banquets, a well-known wedding venue at Asiad Tower in south Delhi’s Khel Gaon, was sealed on Tuesday by the Supreme Court-appointed monitoring committee for alleged unauthorised construction and violations of the green norms.
- Three more illegal structures built in Aravali zone, greens alert government but no action yet
Environmentalists are up in arms against the authorities as three illegal structures have come up in two areas in Aravalis, which is protected under Section 4 & 5 of the Punjab Land Preservation Act (PLPA). While two structures were built in Mewla Maharajpur, one was constructed in Ankheer, activists said.


Edinburgh trams get green light
City of Edinburgh Council has two months to find an estimated £250m after it decided to push on with its controversial trams project.
A deadline of 1 September is being called the "Drop Dead Date" when the council will be taken to court unless it shows the contractor where the money will be coming from.
01 Jul 2011
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Dear Blowing Rock Homeowners,
Your voice is important.
The Town Council will meet on March 9, 2021 at 6 PM.
Use the following link to watch the meeting https://www.townofblowingrocknc.gov/residents/meetings .
The agenda and supporting information is available at http://www.townofblowingrocknc.gov/residents/meetingagendas/ town‐council‐agenda
Important topics include:
Middle Fork Greenway Update
Public Hearing to approve Land Use Code Ordinances
Grant Application for Parks
Green Hill Road Traffic Study Update
Blowing Rock Ambulance Update
You may submit public comment by email to http://firstname.lastname@example.org
Or by mail to:
Attn: Hilari Hubner, Town Clerk
1036 Main Street
PO Box 47
Blowing Rock, NC 28607
Public comments received by 4:00 P.M. on Tuesday March 9, 2021, will be
available to be read by the Mayor/Manager during the public comment section of
the Council Meeting. Town Council Members will have the ability to hear and
potentially respond to any public comments. All public comments must be
received prior to 4:00 on Tuesday March 9, 2021.


Spring water main flushing to begin Thursday in Brattleboro
BRATTLEBORO -- Brattleboro Utilities Division crews will start spring flushing of the town water mains on Thursday, April 25, at 10 p.m. and continue through Saturday, May 11.
Some daytime flushing will continue throughout the week of May 13. Water main flushing will occur at night and also during the day.
Customers are asked to check the flushing schedule closely as flushing causes water discoloration, low water pressure, and in some areas intervals of no water.
Night flushing will take place from 10 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. Day flushing will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m..
Thursday, April 25 -- Marlboro Road area and Stockwell Drive. Water will be off for several hours in the following areas: Carriage Hill, Yorkshire Circle, and Hampshire Circle.
Friday, April 26 -- Marlboro Road area and Western Avenue from the Chelsea Royal Diner on Marlboro Road to Melrose Terrace.
Saturday, April 27 -- Western Avenue from Edward Heights to Interstate 91. Water will be off for several hours in the following areas: Signal Hill, Hillcrest Terrace, Carriage Hill, Hampshire Circle, Yorkshire Circle, Greenleaf Street, Country Hill, Green Meadow, South Street, Thayer Ridge, West Village Meeting House, New England Drive and Brattle Street.
Sunday, April 28 -- Western Avenue from I-91 to Jct. Green Street, Crosby Street, Williams Street area. Water will be off for several hours in the following areas: Signal Hill, Hillcrest Terrace, Solar Hill, Greenhill Parkway, Brattle Street and New England Drive.
Monday, April 29 -- Daytime: Bonnyvale Road, Glen Street, Carriage Hill. Night: Cedar Street, Spruce Street area, Greenhill Parkway, Chestnut Hill, Green Street, High Street and School Street area.
Tuesday, April 30 -- Daytime: Greenleaf Street area, Sherwood Hollow and Westgate area. Water will be off from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to the following: Greenleaf Street, Green Meadow, and Country Hill. Night: Guilford Street, Signal Hill, Hillcrest Terrace, Maple Street, Chestnut Street and Esteyville area.
Wednesday, May 1 -- Canal Street from Fairview Street south to John Sietz Drive, Fairview Street, Ledgewood Heights, Winter Street, Fairground Road, Atwood Street and Sunny Acres.
Thursday, May 2 -- Daytime: SIT Graduate Institute, Dickinson Road, Kipling Road, and Black Mountain Road. Night: Canal Street from Main Street to Fairground Road, Lexington Avenue, Belmont Avenue, Horton Place, Homestead Place, Brook and Clark Street area, Flat Street, and Elliot Street (east end).
Friday, May 3 -- Prospect Street, South Main Street, Marlboro Avenue area, Frost Street, Elliot Street (west end).
Saturday, May 4 -- Clark Avenue, Moreland Avenue, Mountain View, Baldwin Street, Oak Grove, and Pine Street area.
Sunday, May 5 -- Washington Street area, South Main from Lawrence Street to Prospect Street.
Monday, May 6 -- Cotton Mill Hill, Vernon Road, Morningside.
Tuesday, May 7 -- Oak Street area, Main Street area.
Wednesday, May 8 -- Linden Street, Route 30, Putney Road from Park Place to Vermont Veterans Memorial Bridge.
Thursday, May 9 -- Vermont Avenue and Eaton Avenue, Terrace Street, Tyler Street, Walnut Street, and Wantastiquet Drive.
Friday, May 10 -- Daytime: Exit 1 and Old Guilford Road to Welcome Center. Night: Putney Road from Vermont Veterans Memorial Bridge to Exit 3.
Saturday, May 11 -- Putney Road north of Exit 3, Ferry Road, Glen Orne Drive.
Tuesday, May 14 -- Flushing of the water mains in Tri-Park Cooperative Housing and Deepwood Drive developments between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
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301-1909 Greenwood Heights Drive has a Walk Score of 8 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
This location is in Eureka.
Nearby schools include Freshwater Elementary School and Freshwater Charter Middle School.
The closest grocery store is Lao Food Style.
301-1909 Greenwood Heights Drive is near Sequoia Park, Sequoia Park Zoo and Cooper Gulch Park.


UPDATE: This application has been withdrawn and will not be proceeding to a hearing on Friday, July 28, 2023.
Seeking Public Comment
235 Shore Lane
Friday, July 28, 2023 at 1:00 pm
Board of Variance Meeting
A Board of Variance application has been submitted for 235 Shore Lane (shown on figure) to reduce the setback to the sea for a retaining wall 2.4 metres high. The retaining wall is to create an area for visitor parking for the Shore Lane Strata.
Contact Daniel Martin, Manager of Planning & Development, by phone at 604-947-4255 ext 230 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.org
Your Comments are Welcome
Written submissions accepted up to 4:30 pm Monday, July 24 and may be delivered to Municipal Hall (contact information below):
- By email to email@example.com
- By mail to 981 Artisan Lane, Bowen Island, BC
- By fax to 604-947-0193
- In person
Verbal submissions may also be made to the Board at the meeting:
1 pm Friday July 28, 2023
At Municipal Hall, 981 Artisan Lane, or online via zoom
For instructions on how to participate, go to:
Board of Variance
To ensure a fair process, written submissions cannot be accepted after the deadline.
All comments received will form part of the public record and will be considered by the Board in their deliberations.
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This wall is a big surface located in Milan. In its dimensions measures 17×70 meters in length. The total is about 1300 square meters.
A large wall inside the public park Via Ludovico di Breme.
The project aims to highlight changes in our society during the pandemic health emergency. Social, environmental and economic changes that every day put in the foreground some professionals and workers who have proven to be fundamental.It will be a tribute to those most humble jobs who have worked tirelessly to guarantee the basic needs of our community


Road Closure on X6/X6a Services from 8th May
Posted on May 5, 2018
Beckwith Road is to be closed again from 8th May to 27th May.
This means we will have to divert X6 and X6a buses as follows:
X6 – From Cold Bath Road, to Otley Road, along Pannal Ash Road, to Harlow Avenue, Beckwith Road, back along Pannal Ash Road, to Harlow Avenue, then onto Harlow Park Road and College Street, back onto Otley Road, then as normal to the Bus Station.
X6a buses will operate along Otley Road, to Cardale Park, then back as normal.
So – customers for Pannal Ash Road – need to use X6 not X6a while these roadworks are on.
Any questions – please call 01423 339600 for details.


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Board of Adjustment (BOA) considers appeals and adjustments of the Town of Northlake's zoning regulations set forth in the Unified Development Code. The Town Council appoints members to serve on the Board of Adjustment.
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Two public hearings: Revision to Building Code and increase membership of Historic District Commission. The first hearing is a revision to building code to comply with state law, and to use a format consistent with other municipalities and consistent with other Canaan ordinances. The second hearing is to increase Historic District Commission membership from 5 to 7 members. Following the hearings, and possible changes resulting from those hearings, these will both become March town meeting warrant articles. Hearings will be conducted by the Planning Board on December 14 at 6 PM at the Mascoma Community Health Center, 18 Roberts Road. Details and Zoom instructions may be viewed at this link https://tinyurl.com/pb-agd or at the town office.


Would you share the below information on Accessory Dwelling Unit regulations with interested residents? Please let them know that any feedback or comments can be sent to District7@austintexas.gov. We appreciate hearing neighborhood feedback on this important issue. We are sending to all District 7 neighborhood presidents to distribute. Thank you!
Council Member Leslie Pool, District 7
Accessory Dwelling Units Process Moving Forward
At the June 18 Council meeting, preliminary changes to Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) regulations passed on first reading only. There are a range of potential ADU reforms moving forward, so Council Member Casar has proposed to break up pending issues over two meetings of the Planning and Neighborhoods Committee (PNC).
To process all of these issues, the Committee will consider half of them in August before second reading at Council, and then the other half in September before third reading. Though the public hearing has been closed at Council, public testimony will be welcomed at these two Committee meetings.
A draft schedule is included below. If there is an ADU issue or recommendation you would like include in this two-month process, please let our office know (District7@austintexas.gov). The ADU reforms under consideration involve multiple departments, and are not limited to land development code changes.
August 17 PNC Meeting (4 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall):
Short Term Rental (Type-I &Type-II Regulations)
City Financing/Loan Programs
September 21 PNC Meeting (4 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall):
Lot Size Requirements & Structure Size Regulations
Affordability Requirements & Housing Preservation Incentives
Neighborhood Opt-In and Opt-out
Sub-Metering/Water Utility Issues


We wanted to shout out a massive THANK YOU to the organisers and leafletters who got this SCAR leaflet out to 15,000 homes around Rimrose Valley over the last few days. The leaflet was created by SCAR – Sefton Communities against Roadbuilding – to raise awareness and encourage people to respond to the Highways England consultation ‘Option B’ (a dual carriageway through our Rimrose Valley). The people living along the A5036 have also been leafletted with a similar flyer encouraging them to respond to ‘Option A’, the option to further develop the A5036.
SCAR, and Rimrose Valley Friends, strongly believes that neither road option should be allowed and we refuse to allow the communities to become divided. Alternatives must be found that impact neither Rimrose Valley or the A5036 because both options affect all of us in one way or another.
If you haven’t already done so, we would encourage you to respond to the Highways England consultation and join SCAR here so that you can be kept up todate on all matters pertaining to the road threat.
Thank you for your support


A more than 2 year-old proposal for an East River Skyway is gaining steam. With the impeding 18 month shutdown of the L train looming (and sooner than we like to think about), pressure is building on NYC to offer an alternate means of transportation. Three local politicians recently drafted a letter to Mayor Bill de Blasio backing the idea.
U.S. Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, City Councilman Stephen Levin, and State Assemblyman Joseph Lentol all back the plan that would provide an airborne connection from Brooklyn to Manhattan. The gondolas would create 0 emissions, as well as be able to carry over 100,000 per day (5,000 per hour). The ride would only take about 6 minutes, and it is estimated it would cost $134 million to build.
Do you think the gondolas could solve the issues presented by the L train shut down?
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The Halifax Regional Municipality is advising residents there will be rolling street closures and minor traffic delays across the municipality on Sunday, to accommodate the thousands of runners taking part in both the Road Race for Mental Health and CIBC Run for The Cure.
Dartmouth (Road Race for Mental Health):
The Dartmouth 4 miler race will begin at 8:15 a.m. at Hawthorne Elementary School and will last until 10 a.m.
There will be rolling street closures throughout the morning on Prince Albert Road, Ochterloney Street, Hawthorne Street, Crichton Avenue, Glen Manor Drive and Brookdale Crescent.
For more information on the Road Race for Mental Health, please visithttps://runformentalhealth.ca/home.
Halifax (CIBC Run for The Cure):
The 1K and 5K events will begin at 10 a.m. in the Garrison Grounds and will last until 11:30 a.m.
There will be rolling street closures throughout the morning on Sackville Street, Brunswick Street, Spring Garden Road, Queen Street, Morris Street, Summer Street, Bell Road, Ahern Avenue, Cogswell Street, and Brunswick Street.
For more information on the CIBC Run for The Cure, please visit http://cibcrunforthecure.supportcbcf.com/site/TR/RunfortheCureFY19/RFTC19?fr_id=2741&pg=entry.
Motorists should expect traffic delays in the areas during and after the events, and are encouraged to use alternative routes, if possible. Halifax Regional Police will be on hand to assist with traffic control.
Source : Media Release


Published on : Wednesday, July 2, 2014
On Friday, July 4, subways, buses, the LIRR and the Staten Island Railway will operate on a Saturday schedule, and Metro-North Railroad will operate on a Sunday/holiday schedule with extra trains added. More details are below.
Long Island Rail Road & Metro-North Railroad
The LIRR and Metro-North will provide additional early-afternoon service from Manhattan on Thursday, July 3, for customers planning an early getaway for the start of the Independence Day holiday.
Seventeen extra trains will depart Grand Central Terminal between noon and 4 p.m., and eigth extra trains will depart from Penn Station between 2 and 4 p.m.
Train service that normally operates to the Hamptons and Montauk only on Fridays, including The Cannonball, will run on Thursday, July 3, instead.
For more details from the Long Island Rail Road click here and Metro-North Railroad click here.
New York City Subway
On Friday, July 4, subways will operate on a Saturday schedule.
There will be no R Subway Line Icon service below Canal St. Customers are encouraged to use the Bowling Green 4 Subway Line Icon5 Subway Line Icon and Fulton St 2 Subway Line Icon3 Subway Line Icon4 Subway Line Icon5 Subway Line IconA Subway Line IconC Subway Line Icon stations.
There will be increased subway service on the 5 Subway Line Icon, A Subway Line Icon, C Subway Line Icon, F Subway Line Icon, N Subway Line Icon and S Subway Line Icon 42nd Street Shuttle prior to and following the Macy’s fireworks celebration, which will originate from three barges located between The Manhattan Bridge and Pier 9 (near Old Slip) from 9:25 p.m. to 9:55 p.m.
New York City Buses
Buses operated by MTA New York City Transit and the MTA Bus Company will operate on a Saturday schedule on Friday, July 4.
There are many routes that either do not operate on Saturdays or do not run on part of the route at certain hours. Customers traveling on the Fourth of July should check Saturday schedules, lines and routes.
The following bus routes may be affected by delays and detours: M5; M15 SBS; M20; B25 and B63.
Staten Island Railway
Staten Island Railway customers looking to get a head start on the Fourth of July holiday will be able to catch earlier afternoon express train service on Thursday, July 3 with MTA Staten Island Railway’s Early Departure Getaway schedule. Extra SIR trains will be added earlier in the afternoon beginning at 2:30 p.m. from the St. George Ferry Terminal.
There will be one express train and one local train awaiting every boat until 7:50 p.m. On the Fourth of July, SIR will operate on a Saturday schedule.
Staten Island Railway is prepared to add additional service prior to and after the fireworks, as needed.
MTA Bridges and Tunnels
To help smooth travel for drivers, MTA Bridges and Tunnels will suspend all routine construction work at its seven bridges and two tunnels beginning 1 p.m. on Thursday, July 3, through Monday morning, July 7.


ES/4518 – Former ash disposal lagoons south of Lound, Retford. DN22 8SG (Public consultation now open – Closing March 7th 2024)
As part of the planning application review process, in November 2023, NCC issued a request to the applicant for further information and clarifications pursuant to Regulation 25 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 (the ‘EIA Regulations’) (the ‘Regulation 25 Request’), the applicant has now submitted all required information and a further round of consultation has opened. Any interested residents and members of the public are encouraged to submit any further considerations in relation to the matter.
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
Located in downtown Washington, D.C., the memorial honors Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy and the struggle for freedom, equality, and justice.
- Location: Washington, D.C.
- Completion: August, 2011
- Project Size: $100 Million
- Ruppert Site Contract Size: $1.97 Million
Project Scope: Irrigation, silva cell installation, large tree installation, planting, soil work and drainage.


STAFFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 (AS AMENDED)
ROAD TRAFFIC (TEMPORARY RESTRICTIONS) ACT 1991
TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION NOTICE
Bennetts Lane, Bramshall
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Staffordshire County Council being the highway authority responsible for the
repair and maintenance of Bennetts Lane in Bramshall are satisfied that it is necessary to close that length
of Bennetts Lane outside Vale View for a period of 4 days but no more than 5 days from 22nd August 2022 because
of the likelihood of danger to the public during works to lay a new gas service being undertaken by Cadent.
IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT THE CLOSURE WILL BE IN PLACE BETWEEN 08:00 HOURS ON
22nd August 2022 AND 17:00 HOURS ON 25th August 2022.
Access will be available for pedestrians and for vehicles being used in connection with the works (and for
emergency services vehicles or for vehicles requiring access to premises on the length of road which is closed).
An alternative route for traffic is available via Stafford Road, Hockley Road, Oldfields Road, Stone Road, Bramshall
Road and vice versa.


‘This is going to change the skyline’: Construction on downtown Spokane stadium underway
SPOKANE, Wash.– The sound of progress can be heard filling the air in downtown Spokane. If you’re wondering what that’s like, it’s thick basalt rocks being cracked apart and pulled from the ground.
It’s also what you’ll hear if you check out the construction site for the new Spokane stadium.
Crews started work on the $31 million project last week.
For construction manager and Spokane native Jake Walker, this is a special project.
“I’m a local product of it myself, North Central graduate, so something like this is a really big deal for me to be a part of,” Walker said.
The building starts at field level and then goes up three stories. That means there will be a lot of construction that goes with it.
“This is going to change the skyline, Spokane is changing dramatically every day so this is going to be a staple of that,” Walker said.
An entire year will be spent just digging through 14 feet of basalt rock. Two excavators are being used to break it up and a payloader then scoops it up and dumps it into a sifter.
Winter is a great time for this type of dirty work because it keeps the dust down. There is also less activity around the construction site, making it safer.
RELATED: PHOTOS: Spokane Public Schools breaks ground for new downtown stadium
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11111 Wayne Road City Hall Council Chambers Romulus, MI 48174
There is a body of seven members appointed by the Mayor and approved by the City Council for a one year term pursuant to Chapter 2, Article IV, Division 2, Sections 2-121 - 2-124 of the Romulus Code of Ordinances, Resolution Number 78-195, April 24, 1978.
Chris Dunn, Chairperson
Charles Lindenmuth, Vice Chairperson
The purpose of the Beautification Commission is to promote exterior property upkeep, and overall curb appeal that presents the city in a positive light.