Resorts World Casino at Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens, NY, is planning a $400 million expansion that will include a 400-room hotel, 20,000-square-foot spa, and at least 140,000 square feet of convention and meeting space. Presently, Resorts World has 70,000 square feet of meeting space and more than 5,000 electronic gaming machines including slots, blackjack, roulette, and baccarat, as well as live music, boxing, comedy events, and fine dining. It opened in 2011.
If all goes as planned, groundbreaking will take place in the fall of this year, with an April 2019 anticipated opening date.
This expansion will take place on the west area of the site, which consists of a large expanse of surface parking, resulting in minimal disturbance to current operations. The site is currently being master-planned to accommodate future growth, according to Resorts World Casino officials. These future amenities could include additional hotels and an entertainment venue, as well as retail and mixed-use space.


Forgot your username or password?
Not signed up? Create an Account »
ONI Main: 503-823-4519
City/County Info: 503-823-4000
1221 SW 4th Ave, Suite 110, Portland, OR 97204
Montavilla Neighborhood Association Board Meeting Montavilla United Methodist Church, 232 SE 80th Ave
Richmond Neighborhood Association General Meeting Waverly Heights Church: 3300 SE Woodward St
Brooklyn Neighborhood Association Board Meeting Sacred Heart Villa Community Rm, 3911 SE Milwaukie
Eastmoreland NA General Meeting Duniway Elementary School Library, 7700 SE Reed College Pl
South Tabor NA General Mtg Trinity Fellowship Church, 2700 SE 67th
Woodstock is one of the city’s older neighborhoods, first platted in 1889. Business and civic activity is concentrated in Woodstock’s Village Center located on SE Woodstock Boulevard between SE 39th and SE 52nd Avenues.


This is an archival story that predates current editorial management.
This archival content was written, edited, and published prior to LAist's acquisition by its current owner, Southern California Public Radio ("SCPR"). Content, such as language choice and subject matter, in archival articles therefore may not align with SCPR's current editorial standards. To learn more about those standards and why we make this distinction, please click here.
Burbank's Verdugo Avenue Redesigned
Once a four lane road, Verdugo Avenue in Burbank now is two lanes with bicycle lanes and a "suicide" lane, which is also referred to as a continuous center lane. Damien Newton at StreetsblogLA takes note: "Until recently, Verdugo Avenue was a four-lane throughway used by commuters as an alternative to busier streets such as Alameda and Magnolia. However, with parks and schools along the road, including John Burroughs High School, the Buena Vista Library, Verdugo Park, and Lincoln Park, the city and residents wanted a change." Now it's changed. Anyone travel this and notice a difference?


Traffic Order Proposals - Revocation of Prohibition of Right Turns, Oakridge Road and Sherborne Road, Basingstoke
EFFECT OF ORDER: Will revoke the existing prohibition of right turn manoeuvres and allow vehicles travelling on Oakridge Road to make a right turn into Sherborne Road at Basingstoke.
Traffic Order Proposals - Amendments to Bus Lanes in Fareham
Order will amend existing bus lanes in Portland Street and Western Way, Fareham
COX'S HILL, TWYFORD - 40 MPH PROPOSAL
EFFECT OF ORDER: will be to impose a 40 mph speed limit on B3335 Cox's Hill, Twyford (currently de-restricted) between a point 194 metres north of its northern junction with Church Lane (near Whites Meadow Farm) and a point 83 metres north of its junction with Shipley Road / Northfields, an approximate distance of 725 metres.
YEW TREE DRIVE & ROOKERY AVENUE, WHITELEY (EXPERIMENTAL PROHIBITION OF HEAVY COMMERCIAL VEHICLES) ORDER 2014
To prevent heavy commercial vehicles from entering Yew Tree Drive and Rookery Avenue for an experimental period of 18 months.
The Hampshire (Yew Tree Drive, Whiteley) (Experimental Revocation of Prohibition of Entry (except Buses) Order 2013
Experimental traffic order for a period of 18 months to allow access to Yew Tree Drive, between its junction with A3051 Botley Road and its south-western junction with Clydesdale Road.
What are public notices?
Public notices are pieces of Local Government information that we traditionally placed as adverts within local papers. Now, we offer these same adverts online and in a free printed publication called the Hampshire Independent.
Find out more about public notices in the Hampshire Independent.


Images available for reproduction and use. Please see the Ordering & Use page at http://tessa.lapl.org/OrderingUse.html for additional information.
Looking west towards the Central Cityfrom the Loft district. Photograph dated February 19, 1995.
1 photographic print :b&w ;13 x 18 cm. Photographic prints
00029710 Gary Leonard Collection; Los Angeles Photographers Collection; GPC_b39_f3_i7 CARL0000036755 http://184.108.40.206/cdm/ref/collection/photos/id/118363
Office buildings--California--Los Angeles Central business districts--California--Los Angeles Downtown Los Angeles (Los Angeles, Calif.) Gary Leonard Collection photographs Cityscape photographs Panoramic views


Any Castle Court leaseholders with
queries or concerns relating to Transport Consultations, should
contact the relevant Council department in good time for the relevant
deadline for consultation.
Leaseholders with queries or issues not relating to
statutory consultation for a specific project but relating more
generally to traffic, pavements, bus lanes, or other issues which
are the responsibility of Cardiff Council may wish to contact the
relevant Council department or their local councillors.
Castle Court Freehold Limited and its Managing Agents
are not responsible for notifying leaseholders of Transport Consultations
or any changes to traffic arrangements, pavement issues, restrictions
relating to permitted hours for loading or unloading via bus-lanes
Cardiff Council is the organization responsible for
Transport and Highways issues.
Castle Court Freehold Limited. Registered Office:
Castle Court Office, Castle Court, Westgate Street, Cardiff CF10 1DB
Registered as a company in England & Wales No. 05176305.


Road Closure - Main Street on 10th May 2024
Added at 13:59 on 12 March 2024
A Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) is to be made for Main Street, Stanton Under Bardon.
The purpose of the TTRO is to allow Leicestershire County Council and their contractors to facilitate installation of new apparatus and maintenance to their existing apparatus.
The TTRO will incorporate a temporary road closure.
The duration of the restriction is not anticipated to exceed a period of 1 day commencing on the 10th May 2024 between the hours of 9am and 3pm.
For more information, see one.network/?tm=GB137940941


Two community engagement sessions are planned to provide updates to two City Centre McMurray catalyst projects: the Waterfront Program and Jubilee Plaza.
The purpose of the engagement is:
- Waterfront Program
– to provide an update on development activities on the Waterfront includes the new design for Syne Point and the construction schedule for the Borealis Park/Morimoto Road area that is scheduled to commence in the fall; and
- Jubilee Plaza
– to update the concept designs for Jubilee Plaza.
The engagements will take place in the main atrium of MacDonald Island Park on Wednesday, August 7 from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. and Saturday, August 10 from 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
This is an exciting time for our community! We encourage all residents to come out and see the updates and share your ideas. All display materials will also be available online at www.citycentremcmurray.com.
For more information, please call: 780-743-7066, or email firstname.lastname@example.org.


7 Wemyss Road Mulwala - Regionally Significant Development Application
REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION 2020/96
Proposal: Solar Farm
Property: Lot 2, DP842047, 7 Wemyss Road, Mulwala NSW 2647
Applicant: ITP Development
Consent Authority: Federation Council
Federation Council being the consent authority has received a regionally significant development application. In accordance with Section 2.22 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 the application is on public exhibition from 17 June 2020 to 15 July 2020 inclusive.
Any person may inspect this application and accompanying documentation at the following Federation Council locations from now until 15 July 2020 during normal office hours:
• Corowa Civic Centre, 100 Edward Street, Corowa
• Mulwala Library & Council Office, 71 Melbourne Street, Mulwala
• Howlong Library, 59 Hawkins Street, Howlong
• Urana Council Offices, 30 William Street, Urana
Or on Council’s website and available for downloading from this page.
Any person interested in making a submission should do so in writing addressed to the General Manager, Federation Council, PO Box 77, Corowa NSW 2646 or email to email@example.com.
Submissions will be received up to 5:00pm 15 July 2020. Where a submission is by way of an objection, the grounds of the objections are required to be specified in the submission.
If you require further information please contact Council’s planning section on 02 6033 8999.


Rock Hill, SC
In 2015, city officials in Rock Hill, SC deny an exception for cemetery usage to the Islamic Society of South Carolina. The public hearing before the Zoning Board draws a standing-room crowd voicing strong opposition to the project, including prejudicial statements against Muslims and Islam. The Muslim community does not appeal or take legal action against the decision. In 2017, ISC purchases a different property zoned for cemetery use.
Bryce Bentinck, “Rock Hill, SC,” U.S. Mosque Controversies, accessed October 27, 2021, https://usmc.ecdsomeka.org/items/show/72.


Asked in Basketball History
The first twin towers of the NBA was Ralph Samson and who?
What got hit first the twin towers the pentagon or Pennsylvania?
Twin Towers were first, then Pennsylvania, then the Pentagon.
Asked in Basketball, Houston Rockets
Who were the twin towers for Houston rockets basketball team.?
Ralph Sampson and Akim Olajuwon
What are the Twin Towers in Malaysia better known as?
The petronas twin towers.
Is the government going to replace the Twin Towers?
yes They are building a memorial where the twin towers used to be They are building a memorial where the twin towers used to be ...


Construction & Infrastructure Law
More than just sawdust and nails, this Section examines a wide variety of construction law topics of interest to lawyers who represent owners, contractors, developers, governments, trades, engineers, insurers, architects, planners and suppliers to the construction industry.
Our members stay up-to-date on case law and legislative updates relevant to construction law in Manitoba and Canada, Builders' Liens actions, trust claims, bidding and tendering issues, public private partnerships, and workplace safety.
Not a member of this Section? Join now.
Also visit the CBA Construction and Infrastructure Law Section.


1.1 million-square-foot regional campus will be home to more than 4,000 employees
KDC and Balfour Beatty hosted a topping out celebration and project tour on April 11 for Liberty Mutual Insurance’s new 1.1 million-square-foot regional campus at Legacy West. Guests and workers signed two beams that will be placed in the Penthouse on the 20th floor.
The $325 million, 19-story campus will offer employee amenities such as a medical center with physical therapy services, full-service cafeteria, gourmet coffee bar, two large conference centers, two rooftop gardens, and over 4,000 covered parking spaces. The campus will be home to more than 4,000 Liberty Mutual employees who are scheduled to begin moving in December 2017.
Those in attendance included: Mayor Harry LaRosiliere, City of Plano; Sean Murphy, Director of Design and Construction, Liberty Mutual; Don Mills, Executive Vice President, KDC; Eric Krueger, Executive Vice President – Texas, Balfour Beatty.


On Monday, Edmonton city council unanimously passed a motion to cover up the Grandin LRT mural and to remove the Grandin name from the LRT station.
The motion from Mayor Don Iveson, passed in a vote of 13-0 in support.
“Like many Edmontonians, I am concerned about the Grandin LRT Station mural and sites bearing the Grandin name, including the station,” the mayor said in a statement June 3.
“It is time to take this action.”
Bishop Vital-Justin Grandin was an early advocate of the residential school system who lobbied the Canadian government to fund residential schools in the late 1800s.


Arlington County Paving Program
Hot-mix asphalt is used to resurface County streets in an ongoing summer program to bring old, substandard streets up to modern standards. The program begins in early April and continues through the beginning of October. A parking notice letter will be mailed to affected residents about 4-6 weeks in advance of the operation. Click here to see more information and see the schedule.


The elevated stage at the amphitheater in Gil Younger Central Park, with its tiered seating and memorial garden, is now completed (except for a few finishing touches).
This centerpiece of the beautiful multipurpose park, which features shade trees, lawns and flower beds, will be a venue for plays, concerts, lectures, movies, and more, for students, faculty and visitors to enjoy.
Nearby, a Maharishi Vedic Observatory has been completed.
Development Office ♦ Maharishi International University ♦ 1000 North 4th Street ♦ Fairfield, IA 52557
email@example.com ♦ 641-472-1180 Monday-Friday, 10:15-4:30 CST
Maharishi International University, a nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) corporation since 1988, is designated to receive charitable gifts.


Client: Imperial College
Architect: Allies and Morrison
Schueco FWS60 Curtain Walling
Composite panels backing
Aluminium Kingspan rainscreen system
Designed by Allies and Morrison and working closely with Graham and the Imperial College, NACWL is employed to design, supply and install the curtain walling, composite panel backing, aluminium rainscreen system and louvres to the new campus development.
The project will require extensive planning by NACWL to ensure coordination between the closely integrated cladding systems and precast features.


ATMOS is a new landmark redefining the Lucknow's high rise residential market. Strategically located in the heart of Gomti Nagar Extension, Amar Shaheed Path, Lucknow. ATMOS come with design elements inspired by green living. Our premier project is a tribute to Mother Nature.
For More Details Call: +91 9810327855
Type: 4BHK+Store+Servant [Earth Villa]
Size: 3604 Sq. Ft
Price: 2 Cr Onwards
Booking: 20 Lacs
Total Floor: G+22
Available Floor: 1st Floor
Possession: April 2022
Location: Gomti Nagar Extension, Shaheed Path, Lucknow.


Originally a scheme organised by Dublin City Councils Beta Project, you might have seen thee above and below works of art dispersed around the city recently. Dublin Canvas is rolling out their next phase of its city wide plan to spread a little more colour around Dublin and I for one couldn't be happier to see this happen. Traffic boxes are being painted around the city and its now starting to roll out into some Southside suburbs such as those around my neighbourhood of Rathmines and Ranelagh. Volunteer artists and illustrators including people such as Ruan van Vilet, Fuchsia MacAree, Hugh Madden and Anna Doran haven taken part and here is just a selection of those that I have come across. With Culture night occurring this evening in Dublin, its great to see Dublin getting so creative.
Make sure to check out Dublin Canvas at www.dublincanvas.com for more information.


Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item:
|Title:||Curbing Urban Traffic Congestion in Singapore: A Comprehensive Review|
|Source:||Toh, R.S.,Phang, S.-Y. (1997). Curbing Urban Traffic Congestion in Singapore: A Comprehensive Review. Transportation Journal 37 (2) : 21-33. ScholarBank@NUS Repository.|
|Source Title:||Transportation Journal|
|Appears in Collections:||Staff Publications|
Show full item record
Files in This Item:
There are no files associated with this item.
checked on Dec 14, 2017
Items in DSpace are protected by copyright, with all rights reserved, unless otherwise indicated.


MMC-Gamuda Joint Venture Sdn Bhd, is a 50:50 joint venture company between MMC Corporation Berhad and Gamuda Berhad. The joint venture company will design and build the Electrified Double Track Project and the project will involve the construction of infrastructure works, track and system works on a 5-year Design and Build Contract.
What is the Electrified Double Track Ipoh-Padang Besar project?
The Electrified Double Track project is a 329-km northern railway project that integrates with KTM’s main line from Ipoh to Johor Bahru. When completed in 2013, the entire electrified dual tracks will stretch 968-km from south to north of Peninsular Malaysia.
Click on the company below to view corporate profile.


Traveller Accommodation Assessment
The Council is committed to providing appropriate accommodation to meet the needs of the whole community. This includes provision of sufficient, suitable sites for Gypsies, Travellers and Travelling Showpeople (hereafter collectively known as `travellers').
Woking currently has one public site at the Hatchingtan, Worplesdon, which has 16 pitches. The site is managed by Surrey County Council. There are also two private sites within the Borough - Five Ares, Brookwood which has 13 pitches, and Ten Acre Farm, Mayford which has 3 pitches. There are also several pitches in Woking which have temporary planning permission. There are currently no sites for Travelling Showpeople in the Borough.
The Government requires local authorities to demonstrate a rolling five year supply of suitable sites for travellers, which must be based on an up-to-date assessment of accommodation needs. The Council has therefore prepared a Travellers Accommodation Assessment (TAA) 2013 which updates the 2007 North Surrey Gypsy Traveller Accommodation Assessment (GTAA). It informs future planning policies and site allocations.
The Council has also recently published a Position Statement (in November 2019) on meeting the accommodation needs of Gypies, Travellers and Travelling Showpeople given the updated National Planning Policy on Traveller Sites (updated in 2015).


The NAG is also monitoring faulty street lights and is maintaining a spreadsheet which you can view here. If you are aware of any additional street lights or signs which aren't listed and require repair please get in touch.
Future Meeting Dates:
7th July 2014
[The group meets every 6 to 8 weeks from 7:30pm onwards in the main meeting room at Earley Town Council where it discusses local issues such as crime, litter, road safety, and anti-social behaviour. Its Agenda, Minutes and future meeting dates are all published on this website.]


To help improve air quality, an Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) will be in place in central London from 8 April 2019 in the same area as the Congestion Charge.
Everything you need to know about ultra-low emission zones (ULEZ)
The world’s first ever ultra-low emission zone will be introduced in central London on the 8th April 2019.
When ULEZ operates
London will introduce the world’s first ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ) in an attempt to reduce the most harmful emissions generated by road transport. Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, wants to half vehicle emissions in the city by 2020.
What is an ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ)?
The ULEZ is a defined area in a city where vehicles must meet strict emissions requirements or face a daily charge to travel. The world’s first ULEZ will be introduced in London to combat pollution in the city’s most built-up areas.
The ULEZ is an extension of the low emission zone (LEZ).
Where is the ULEZ?
The ULEZ will fall within the same area as the congestion charge zone which is in central London. There are plans to extend the zone to inner London in October 2021.
When will the ULEZ be introduced?
The ULEZ will be introduced on the 8th April 2019.
What vehicles are affected?
Petrol vehicles that don’t meet the Euro 4 standards and diesel vehicles that don’t meet the Euro 6 standards will be affected by the ULEZ. The majority of diesel vehicles registered before 2015 and petrol vehicles registered before 2006 will not meet the ULEZ standards.
How much is the charge?
- £12.50 for vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes like cars, vans and motorcycles.
- £100 for vehicles over 3.5 tonnes like lorries, buses and coaches.
This charge must be paid in addition to the weekday congestion charge and the low emission zone (LEZ) charge.
You can pay the charge online on the Transport for London (TfL) website.
When will the ULEZ be in operation?
The ULEZ will be in operation 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
A daily charge will run from 0.01am – midnight. Which means if you enter the ULEZ at 10pm and leave the following day at 6am you would have to pay two daily charges, even though you have been in the ULEZ for less than 24 hours.
What happens if I don’t pay the charge?
If the driver of a non-compliant vehicle doesn’t pay the ULEZ charge, they will be issued with a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).
- £160 penalty for cars, vans and motorcycles (reduced to £80 if paid within 14 days).
- £1,000 penalty for lorries, buses and coaches (reduced to £500 if paid within 14 days).
Is anyone exempt from paying the charge?
Vehicles registered with a disabled or disabled persons’ tax class will be exempt from the ULEZ charge until October 2025.
Vehicles registered for a residents’ congestion charge discount will be exempt from the ULEZ charge until October 2021.
Are there plans to introduce ULEZ in other parts of the UK?
Birmingham and Bath plan to set up a similar scheme to London’s ULEZ in 2020 and will charge up to £12.50 per day for non-compliant vehicles. Other cities in the UK are following suit with Leeds, Glasgow and Manchester announcing clean air zones similar to London’s congestion charge and LEZ.
Where can I find out more information about the ULEZ?
To find out more about the ULEZ, visit Transport for London’s website here
If you’re concerned about the introduction of the ULEZ, or you want to know more about how it might impact you or your business, speak to your account manager today.
A daily charge runs from midnight to midnight. If you drive within the ULEZ area across two days, for example before midnight and after midnight, you need to pay two daily charges if your vehicle doesn’t meet the ULEZ standards.
Which vehicles are affected
See the emissions standards, daily charges and penalties for these four vehicle groups:
- Cars (petrol and diesel)
- Vans, minibuses and lighter specialist vehicles
- Motorcycles, mopeds and more
- Lorries, coaches and other larger vehicles
If your vehicle is affected there are ways to avoid the charge and/or meet the standards.
The ULEZ daily charge is:
- £12.50 for most vehicle types, including cars, motorcycles and vans (up to and including 3.5 tonnes)
- £100 for heavier vehicles, including lorries (over 3.5 tonnes) and buses/coaches (over 5 tonnes)


Emerging artist Jack Hines set for himself a ponderous and ambitious mission: to immortalise every building in London. The scope is huge, the project not only covers the iconic centre of London, but embraces the entire Greater London area; spanning all 32 boroughs, plus the City of London.
To draw the entirety of London, it will demand an entire lifetime of devoted work to achieve the ambition of 100% completion. It will not only capture the rich heritage of London and its immense diversity, but also celebrate the ever changing architectural landscape of the city that will be profoundly different as we push further into the 21st Century.
Workshop 353 is proud to host an exhibition of originals and prints from Jack’s artistic project, currently at a progress of 0.040111% after its first year.
The exhibition will take place on Friday 6 October at 6 pm at Workshop 353 Roman Road, Bow, London E3 5QR.
Offering bespoke and standard-sized picture frames, canvas stretching bars and stretching service, giclée digital printing. Open on appointment from Tuesday to Saturday, walk-ins welcome from Wednesday to Friday, with priority Read more…


For more than two decades, Thames Water has been trying to build a reservoir in my constituency that would be more than 30 metres high and would cover the equivalent of more than 2,500 football pitches. This has been a shadow over the local community, which does not think that Thames Water has proven the need for this proposal. Does my right hon. Friend agree that if a company seeks to do something like this, it has to show why it is needed, why it is better than the alternatives and what the environmental impact will be? The company cannot behave as though it is inevitable, whether the local community want it or not.


Joy Plaza Groundbreaking Ceremony and Sales & Leasing Centre Opening
Beijing/Penglai, Jun 5th, 2012 - Joy Plaza groundbreaking ceremony was held on June 5th in Penglai, over 300 guests consisting of Penglai government, local business owners, future clients and media joined in the celebration of construction start. Joy Plaza is designed to become the first open-air “Shopping Park” in Penglai, combining shopping, dining, entertainment and various activities. Joy Plaza will be known as a vibrant commercial center and a landmark for the citizens and visitors to Penglai.
The groundbreaking ceremony also marks the opening of Joy Plaza sales and leasing centre, the stunning transparent architecture is inspired by sea shells and boat sails, reflecting the natural beauty of the Penglai surroundings.


Lynn Transit Action Plan Advisory Committee Meeting #2
Attendees: General Public
In early 2019, the MBTA Focus40 plan identified Lynn as a priority place to target potential improvements to public transportation.
Through this year and into 2020, the Lynn Transit Action Plan will identify strategies for faster, more reliable transit services for the city, into Boston, and throughout the North Shore. Changes may include improvements to bus, subway, ferry, and Commuter Rail service.
The goal of this effort is to make it easier for Lynn residents to get where they need to go with public transit. In the long-run, this analysis and discovery will uncover how both large and small improvements to transportation can help Lynn become better connected and more integrated in the region’s economy.
At this meeting, the team will review initial project findings with the Advisory Committee. There will be a short period held for public comment at the end of the meeting.
The meeting is accessible to people with disabilities and those with limited proficiency in English. Accessibility accommodations and language services will be provided free of charge, upon request, as available. Such services include documents in alternate formats, translated documents, assistive listening devices, and interpreters (including American Sign Language). For more information or to request a reasonable accommodation and/or language services, please contact Alexandra Markiewicz at Alexandra.Markiewicz@state.ma.us or 857-368-8838.


It has come to our attention that new plans have now been submitted The new plans are significantly reduced from the original plans, which is going to make it evenContinue readingNew planning application submitted
We are now on Twitter and Instagram 🙂 Twitter – @AppreciationThe Instagram – @welovetheflapper
Any bands looking for a gig, The Flapper have slots available:
The Flapper has officially got an extension on its lease until June 2019. In the meantime, we will be continuing to fight to keep it open PERMANANTLY!
A statement from the Flapper Management
Reproducing this with the permission of the author: The original tweet is here


The naked steel truss pedestrian bridge will be removed from the sidewalk on Veterans Avenue across from the Museum of Wisconsin Art about 9 a.m. today.
According to Mayor Kraig Sadownikow it will be “hauled to Madison…..contract specifies the exact paint and that 3 coats are required.”
The bridge was delivered last Thursday. It didn’t quite meet contract specifications as it was supposed to be white.
Janke General Contractors, Inc. said the project will completed by May 15, 2016.
“Janke has been great to work with,” said West Bend City Administrator T.J. Justice. “We are very appreciative of their cooperation throughout the project and are looking forward to seeing the bridge in use this summer.”


Saturday November 9th, 2019
10am-12pm & 2pm-4pm
In partnership with the School of Urban and Regional Planning at Queen’s University, St. Paul’s Anglican Church will be holding a public Open House. The purpose of this session is to explore how our church might better serve our wider community by looking at what both makes Almonte great and the challenges it faces.
Planning students at Queen’s University are helping St. Paul’s to explore the ways we might adapt our outreach and services to ensure we continue to be a social asset in the Town of Almonte. By doing so, we hope to develop new partnerships and build on existing ones to ensure the ministry and outreach of St. Paul’s continues to be relevant.
The Open House is open to anyone who lives or works in Almonte and the surrounding area. The Open House will be run twice during the day: once in the morning and once in the afternoon. We would love for you to drop in and share your thoughts about Almonte and St. Paul’s!
The Open House is being organized by the planning students at Queen’s University. If you have any specific questions on the Open House or would like to learn more about the overall project, please contact:


HAZARDS MITIGATION PLAN UPDATE
DRAFT PLAN REVIEW
WALPOLE NATURAL HAZARDS MITIGATION PLAN UPDATE
The town is working with MAPC to update its Hazard Mitigation Plan.
The plan and attachments can be viewed at
Please send any comments by November 30, 2016 to: Carlos J. Montanez, Senior Regional Planner, MAPC, at email@example.com
A hard copy may be viewed by contacting the WALPOLE Town Engineer’s office during normal business hours.


Exceptional property in Little Havana with immediate access to I-95 and Brickell. 1930s, streamline architecture four unit apartment building on a 5,000 SF lot zoned T4-L. Apartments are 4: 1 Bedroom, 1 bath with identical floor plans. The zoning allows for short term rental operations as well and conversion to an Inn/Bed and Breakfast. Within 2 minutes of Brickell and Downtown. Central to key employment centers of Miami. Residential financing allows for a great land banking strategy on this property. Live here and build your initial investment in this booming real estate market - Miami’s nationally recognized Little Havana neighborhood is known for its culturally-rich and colorful lifestyle. Contact us now for information.
All data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate.


Bauchi State Government is to remobilize the contractor handling the construction of 25.6 kilometer from Kamfanin kutare – Kubi to Jayin Gadda road linking Ganjuwa and Kinfi Local Government Areas back to site.
The Commissioner Ministry of Works and Transport Honorable Ibrahim Gambo Galadima stated this while inspecting progress of the work done on the road project.
Alhaji Ibarahim Gambo Galadima who expressed dismay over the progress of work done and disappearance of the contractor from the site assured readiness of the state government to complete the project with a view to bringing succour to the motorist and other road users.
In a remark the Adviser Engineering sevice to the Bauchi State Governor, Engineer Abdulkarim Sulaiman Hassan said Governor Bala Abdulkadir Muhammad directed the Ministry to supervise and review the level of the work done on with a view to completing the road project.
Engineer Abdulkarim Sulaiman Hassan said over 9 kilometers of the road has been completed with surface dressing while artworks of 16 kilometers was also completed.
He assured the benefiting communities of the Areas state government readiness to complete the road on time for their benefit.
On his part, the village head of Kubi Alhaji Sule Sale Sulaiman Said the road has been the major challenge in the area and Commended the state government for it renewed efforts toward the completion the road
He assured the support and cooperation of traditional rulers towards executing the project.


If you would like to be more involved in the Neighbourhood Development Plan or would like more information please contact:
Mark Hearne on 01981251887. Email>>
Jane Hirst on 01981 251041
Agendas will be posted on notice boards and this website,
Minutes will be posted within one month of the previous meeting.


Chelsea has received approval from the Hammersmith & Fulham Council for the club to redevelop Stamford Bridge. The proposed rebuild will increase capacity from 41,663 to 60,000. The plan was presented in model form at a hearing at Hammersmith Town Hall on Wednesday. After a three-hour meeting attended by Blues chairman Bruce Buck and director […]
Breaking’s V I V I D L Y
The Impeccable Crook!
A cartoon From VANGUARD Newspaper


TWO City of Greater Bendigo councillors have joined Cr Peter Cox in protest against a special council meeting regarding a draft Council Plan.
The council has organised a series of meetings to discuss the amended draft Council Plan 2013-2017, which details future priorities for Bendigo.
Crs Helen Leach and Elise Chapman did not attend last night's special meeting.
Cr Leach said she agreed with Cr Cox that the plan should be released for public comment at an ordinary, advertised council meeting.
"It should be a lot more transparent," Cr Leach said.
"It should be in an ordinary meeting so it is broadcast to the community. It is too important not to be.
"The reason for the change that I was given was to fit in with 28 days of public consultation and it was required to come before council before a certain date.
"I don't think this warrants a special meeting."
Cr Chapman declined to comment.


News and Announcements
- 2022 Santa Hours - 2022 Santa HoursIn Jordan Block December 2 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. December 3 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. December 4 11:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. December 9 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. December 11 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. December 16 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. December 17 3:00
- Leaf-Vac Workers Needed - Leaf-Vac Workers Needed The City of Ottawa’s Public Works Department is looking for workers to help with the City’s annual leaf-vac program that is currently in progress. Applicants must be 17 years or older, have a photo ID, a Social Security card and be a resident of Ottawa. Work hours will be weekdays 7 a.m.
- 2022 Leaf Vac Program - 2022 Leaf Vac Program The annual City leaf vacuum program will begin on Monday, November 7, 2022 in Areas N-1 and S-1. City leaf vacuum crews will be proceed through Areas N-1 to N-4 and also Areas S-1 to S-4 simultaneously then move to Areas W-1 to W-3. Residents are advised to use caution when
- $550,000 Community Development Block Grant for Housing Rehabilitation - $550,000 Community Development Block Grant for Housing Rehabilitation The City of Ottawa was awarded its first Community Development Block Grant for Housing Rehabilitation. If a homeowner meet the guidelines, they may qualify for up to $50,000 in home repairs paid for by grant funds. Initial letters were sent to residents in the designated project area,


Council is seeking answers from METRO following recent findings by the Federal Transit Administration that the Houston area’s transportation agency violated federal procurement law and “Buy American” requirements. To read more about it, click here.
Small city representatives on METRO’s board of directors Burt Ballafant and Jim Stewart were asked to attend a meeting on Sept. 16.
West U, one of 14 cities that belong to METRO, contributes around $1 million in sales tax to METRO and receives $259,000 from METRO’s general mobility fund every year.
One of the questions council wants answered by the METRO representatives is whether or not West U can withdraw from METRO and keep the one percent sales tax revenue.
To read tonight’s agenda, click here.
Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. in the council chambers, 3800 University Blvd.


ARCHITECT WANTED FOR A LONDON TOWN CENTRE20 July 2015
ARCHITECT WANTED FOR A LONDON TOWN CENTRE
An architect is wanted to masterplan a redevlopment project in the town centre of Sutton, London
A £120,000 contract will be awarded to the winners. A time frame of 9 months for the project details to be finailised, Sutton is located 10 miles outside of London city centre. At approximately 400,000m², it is the 8th largest town in the area of London
The town was featured on Channel'4 documentatry Phoneshop, it is also where the Rolling stones were first spotted.
Deadline is Juky 31st and the contact details for the project are below
Tel: 020 8770 4185


Kennedy Road Lane Closures - north of Barony Drive
Two locations of Kennedy Road will be closed north of Barony Drive for pavement repair work from 7 AM tomorrow, Wednesday October 17th to 5 PM Friday October 19th. Two-way traffic will be maintained using flaggers during these repairs. One location is on Kennedy Road between Barony and Derby Grange. The second location is on Kennedy Road between Forest Gate and Conventry Lane. Map available at www.cityofdubuque.org/detours. If you have questions regarding this closure/detour, please contact the City of Dubuque Engineering Department at 563-589-4270. Please note: closure dates/times are estimates and are subject to change without notification based on weather and contractor schedules.


$1,310—$2,045 Studio—3 bed 7409 Eastmoreland Road, ANNANDALE VA, 22003
Most errands require a car.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from The Parliaments Apartments.
401 Backlick - Gallows Road Line
402 Tysons-Gallows-Springfield Line
View all Annandale apartments on a map.
The Parliaments Apartments is in the city of Annandale, VA. Annandale has an average Walk Score of 39 and has 41,008 residents.Learn More About Annandale


THE SPECIFIC PURPOSES FOR WHICH THIS FOUNDATION WAS FORMED INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING...
• To provide safe recreational and other community activity opportunities for youth, adults, and seniors.
• To coordinate the planning, preservation, and presentation of leisure, historical, music, and/or arts programs within the City of Villa Park.
• To coordinate the use and development of community resources to lessen the burdens of government and to promote and support activities which advance the overall well-being and improve the quality of life of persons in the City of Villa Park.
• To own and maintain suitable real and personal property which is deemed necessary for the purpose of this Foundation.
• To receive, hold, and disburse gifts, bequests, devises, and other funds to advance the purpose of the Foundation.


La Calerita and the NMDOT invite you to attend and participate in our virtual public meeting for the I-25 University Avenue Project. At this meeting, we’ll review what is planned for February along with some of our recent accomplishments. We will talk about anticipated traffic impacts and answer some questions we have received in the past. You will also be able to ask questions through our project Facebook page or the Las Cruces Channel’s Facebook page.
17 Views The community is encouraged to attend the public involvement meeting and provide comments. ANTHONY- The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) District One


Like many others in the metro area, the city has decided to outsource its 911 services. It is considering three...
Updated: July 24, 2013, - 08:36 PM
About 100 residents, activists and community leaders rallied Saturday outside the federal courthouse in downtown Minneapolis, praying for Trayvon Martin’s...
Updated: July 21, 2013, - 08:07 AM
The heated debate over stricter gun regulations nationally fueled a dramatic spike in gun permits and firearm sales locally. They’re competing for time at crowded metro ranges with a new generation of shooters.
Updated: July 20, 2013, - 06:57 AM
Work on the controversial Osseo Gun Club will begin in a few weeks after the City Council gave its final...
Updated: July 19, 2013, - 09:43 PM
“It’s the best investment we can make,” Arne Duncan said during a stop in Bloomington.
Updated: July 16, 2013, - 10:17 PM
The $34 million luxury apartments in Maple Grove are to be built in the heart of the town center’s Arbor...
Updated: July 14, 2013, - 09:06 PM
An overnight storm dumped 2-5" on the Twin Cities. As participants arrived for the Life Time Triathlon, the rain started to lighten.
Updated: July 14, 2013, - 06:40 AM
The Minnetonka City Council will vote this month on one of several recent development plans that residents fear would alter their quaint, wooded, neighborhoods.
Updated: July 09, 2013, - 04:21 PM
City crews estimate they’ve cleared about half the storm debris and downed trees in Minneapolis. They haven’t yet started work...
Updated: July 06, 2013, - 06:35 PM


• The Government Delivery Services said the State has allocated Sh3 billion to rehabilitate damaged road infrastructure.
• Among them are Nuno-Modogashe-Wajir-Mandera Road at Maalmim section some 102 Km from Modika.
The government has restored several roads that had been damaged by heavy rains in Garissa, Wajir, Tana River and Mandera counties to passable status.
In an update on Tuesday, the Government Delivery Services said the State has allocated Sh3 billion to rehabilitate damaged road infrastructure.
Among them are Nuno-Modogashe-Wajir-Mandera Road at Maalmim section some 102 Km from Modika.
Approximately 900 meters of the road had been washed out by flood waters at Maalim.
"The section is now passable. The contractor to continue with maintenance," GDS said in a statement on X.
It said the installation of drainage structures and backfilling of the road with gravel is also ongoing on the section of the Nuno-Modogashe-Wajir-Mandera Road at Togbub where 600m of the road had been washed away.
Backfilling of the bed with gravel has also been done at Jilango along the same road where 500m had been washed away.
Similar action has been taken at Ohio, Maandathe and Kutulo.
"Action was taken: Grading, gravelling and filling with hard material. Status: Restoration is complete. Passable."
GDS said damage at Scansca near Habaswein which lies some 100km from Wajir will be assessed when waters subside at the 1km stretch flooded section.
"Road will need regravelling," the service said.
Meanwhile, traffic flow had been restored at Tula Bridge on Thika- Mwingi- Garissa road after approximately 1.2 km of the road was cut off by rains on November 24.
Culverts have been reinstated and the road backfilled with hardcore and gravel.
"Safety measures have been put in place. The road section is passable. Construction of a temporary diversion is complete and traffic flow at the section is restored. The contractor is mobilized for continuous maintenance of the road."
Meanwhile, assessment of water levels is ongoing as equipment and materials are being mobilised for temporary diversion once floods subside on the Hola - Wayu – Waldena Road.
Works are also ongoing on Madogo-Modika – Daadab-Liboi Road although the road is not passable at Lago where water is still flowing.
"Works are ongoing and the road is passable on the rest of the sections. Temporary diversion will be done once security officers have been deployed," GDS said.
However, travel is still troubled on the Madogo Junction – Bura-Hola-Garsen-Malindi-Mombasa Road where over 2km of the road link is submerged.
"Assessment is ongoing. After water subsides, creation of diversions on the road alignment by reprocessing the undermined sections of road and gravelling the affected sections."
Meanwhile, Wajir-Griftu-Eldas-Buna-Dabel-Moyale Road is passable at Dela, Buna and Korondile Town where the contractor is on-site assisting vehicles stuck in the mud and filling cut-off section.


Oceanside, CA–This weekend, a full rail closure along the passenger and freight rail line between Solana Beach and San Diego will be in effect to accommodate Del Mar Bluff Stabilization emergency repairs.
The closure will take place just after 12 a.m. Saturday, April 24, through early morning Monday at 4 a.m.
In addition to the extended rail closure this weekend, two partial rail closures between the Solana Beach Station and Santa Fe Depot in Downtown San Diego will take place to accommodate additional emergency bluff repairs:
These closures will affect three rail services operating on the San Diego segment of the Los Angeles – San Diego – San Luis Obispo (LOSSAN) Rail Corridor: North County Transit District Coaster, Amtrak, and the freight carrier, BNSF. Additional service details are noted below.
The following work will be done during this weekend’s closure:
In Del Mar, crews will install tieback anchors along previously placed support columns into the bluffs south of 4th Street as part of emergency repairs following a bluff collapse in late February. The work includes drilling holes into the bluffs, placing anchors, and filling the holes with concrete. Emergency stabilization repairs are expected to be complete by summer 2021. As noted above, additional rail closures are planned between Solana Beach and Downtown San Diego in April and early May to accommodate the emergency repairs.


By Haddenham Webteam - 27th June 2018 11:45am
The following details have been released to outline the Traffic Management Plans in respect of road works on Pegasus Way.
The originally notified duration has been extended — this is due to the time constraints that have been applied to these works (e.g 09.00 -16.00) to avoid peak hours.
TM Plan 1 and 2
23rd July Until 27th July — 1 Week
Will require 2-way light traffic signals on the road to carry out the storm outfall works
Road Narrowing Plan Phase 1
30th July Until 24th August — 4 weeks
Will require road narrowing TM as per Road Narrowing TM phase 1 to carry out the western access bell mouth works which include swale works i.e. installation of new culvert pipe and sand bag headwalls.
Due to having restricted room with road narrowing TM the projct manager doesn't believe contractors will be able to carry out the road widening works with road narrowing TM and will require lane closures with 2-way lights on the road to carry out these works.
Road Narrowing Plan Phase 2
28th August Until 31st August — 1 week
Will require road narrowing TM to carry out bell mouth remedial works to existing site access
TM Plan Phase 1 and 2
12th September Until 28th September — 2.5 Weeks
Will require 2 way lights on the road for carrying out the road widening works, installing new kerb line and installing new pedestrian crossing points.
TM Plan Phase 3 and 4
1st October Until 17th October — 2.5 Weeks
Will require 2 way lights on the road to carry out Road Widening, Kerbing, New footpath installation / amendments, Install Toucan crossing and street lighting works
TM Plan Phase 5 and 6
18th October Until 26th October — 1.5 Weeks
Will require 3 way lights on the road to continue Road Widening, Kerbing, and street lighting works
TM Plan Phase 7 and 8
29th October Until 9th November — 2 Weeks
Will require 2 way lights to carry out Installation of new footpath, amendments to current footpaths, Continue Road Widening, splitter islands, Kerbing, and street lighting works
TM Plan Phase 9 and 10
12th November Until 23rd November — 2 Weeks
Will require 3 way lights to continue Road Widening, Install new kerb line, re-dress verge, and street lighting
All TM plans 1 to 10
26th November Until 30th November — 1 Week
Will required Lane Closures with 2 way and 3 way to carry out final resurfacing and white lining works
popular recent storiesAlso in the news
Staff on the Covid wards at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Aylesbury have been thanked in the best way possible — with a welcome gift of two freezers that will enable them to grab some food during their busy shifts.Such are the pressures of working within the NHS at the moment, that staff are often unable to stop for meals and are using ice cubes as a way of staying hydrated during their busy...
Back in December 1993 the four Chrisitian churches (Anglican, Baptist, Catholic and Methodists) in the village of Haddenham held a special service during which a covenant (a set of promises) was established. It was a service that acknowledged our differences and celebrated the unique contribution brought by each tradition. But it was also a service that acknowledged that there was more that...
We have had a very busy and successful couple of days at the Stoke Mandeville Stadium Aylesbury Vaccination Centre. Most of our clinical team from Haddenham Medical Centre have been there at some point over this time both giving vaccines and in the really tricky work of vaccine preparation.The vaccines do not come prepared like flu jabs. There is an important, but painstaking, first stage of...


Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more.
The Right-of-Way (ROW) area includes the roadway, curb and gutter (if present), grass strip, and sidewalk (if present), and most often extends multiple feet beyond the back of curb.
The City ROW is also where most utilities are buried. Because of this, all digging or construction work done in the Right-of-Way must have a utility locate called in and may also require a permit.
Right-of-Way widths may vary from street to street therefore it is recommended that you contact the Engineering Department to verify ROW location and width.


Rear extensions offer an excellent way to optimize living spaces without the hassle of moving. Whether you desire a spacious kitchen, a comfortable home office, or a cozy family room, our expert team is here to turn your dreams into reality. We seamlessly blend the new space with your existing home, ensuring a harmonious and aesthetically pleasing result.
Choose Get Rapid Plans for your rear extension because we bring over 15 years of experience and a successful track record of 1800+ completed projects. Trust us to navigate the planning process efficiently, delivering exceptional rear extensions that enhance the functionality and value of your home. With Get Rapid Plans, your rear extension project is in capable hands.
Why People Choose Get Rapid Plans
At Get Rapid Plans, we understand the importance of turning your dreams into reality. Whether you’re planning a single storey extension, loft conversion, or a stunning new building, our team of experts is here to bring your vision to life. With over 1800+ successful projects under our belt, we have the expertise to handle any architectural challenge with creativity and precision.
In-Depth Planning Knowledge
Our team at Get Rapid Plans has a deep understanding of the planning regulations and guidelines for rear extensions. This expertise ensures that your application complies with all necessary requirements for a successful planning permission.
Planning And Design
Our experts specialize in tailoring designs to fit your specific preferences and requirements. By considering the unique features of your property and your vision for the extension, we create bespoke plans that enhance both the functionality and aesthetics of your home.
Navigating the planning process can be complex, but with Get Rapid Plans, you don’t have to worry. We handle all the necessary paperwork and communication with the local authorities, making the planning application process smooth and stress-free for you. Our efficient services ensure a timely response, allowing you to proceed with your rear extension project without unnecessary delays.
Get expert advice to simplify your planning process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I Need Planning Permission for a Rear Extension?
Planning permission requirements for rear extensions can vary depending on the size and location of the proposed project. In some cases, rear extensions can be constructed under permitted development rights, which do not require formal planning permission. These rights grant you the freedom to make specific changes to your property within certain limits, such as size, height, and materials. To benefit from permitted development rights, there are criteria you must adhere to, including restrictions on the extension’s size, its proximity to the boundary, and its impact on neighbors. It’s essential to consult with an experienced architect or contact your local planning authority to confirm whether your intended rear extension falls within the permitted development guidelines.
If your project does not meet these criteria or if you wish to exceed the permitted limits, you will need to obtain planning permission from your local council. At Get Rapid Plans, our team of experts can guide you through the planning process and help you determine whether your rear extension qualifies for permitted development rights or requires formal planning permission. We understand the intricacies of planning regulations in London and will ensure that your project complies with the necessary rules, streamlining the process and increasing the chances of a successful planning outcome. Let us handle the complexities while you focus on bringing your dream rear extension to life.
Why Should I Consider a Rear Extension?
Rear extensions have gained immense popularity among homeowners due to the valuable benefits they offer. One of the main advantages of rear extensions is their ability to optimize living spaces without the hassle and expense of relocating to a new property. Whether you require additional room for a growing family, a larger kitchen to entertain guests, or a dedicated home office space, a well-designed rear extension can cater to your specific needs. Moreover, investing in a rear extension can significantly increase the value of your home, making it a wise financial decision for the long term. By expanding the square footage and enhancing the overall appeal, you not only create a more comfortable living environment but also potentially attract more potential buyers in the future.
Our expert team is here to make your vision a reality. With over 15 years of experience and a portfolio of 1800+ successful projects, we have the expertise to create seamless and aesthetically pleasing rear extensions that transform your living spaces. Don’t miss the chance to optimize your home and add value to your property. Contact us now to start the journey towards your dream rear extension today!
How Long Does Planning Approval Take for a Rear Extension?
The duration for obtaining planning permission for a rear extension in London can vary depending on several factors. On average, the process typically takes around 8 to 12 weeks. However, it’s important to note that this is just an estimate, and the actual time can be longer or shorter based on specific circumstances.
Several factors can affect the time frame for obtaining planning permission, including the complexity of the project, the volume of applications being processed by the local planning authority, the need for additional information or revisions, and whether any objections or comments are received from neighbors or other stakeholders.
To ensure a smooth and timely planning permission process for your rear extension, it is advisable to consult with an experienced architect. They can guide you through the process, handle the necessary paperwork, and help navigate any potential challenges that may arise during the application process.
Get started on your dream rear extension project today! Our experienced team at Get Rapid Plans can handle the planning permission process in London, ensuring a seamless and efficient experience. Contact us now to transform your home and create the perfect living space for you and your family.
Get Expert Advice Now for FREE
Get A Quote Now


Reported via desktop in the Highways Obstructions category anonymously at 14:07, Friday 9 April 2021
Sent to Hackney Council less than a minute later
The bicycle has been here unmoving for two years, and has been completely stripped by thieves. There is limited available cycle parking on this street.
Provide an update


Just come back from Chile, Peru and Colombia, where my employer held some conferences on Smart Cities. I had the chance to talk in both venues: GIS expertise, geoprocessing, spatial analysis, etc. This is all about GIS, as always lately 😉 Our Smart City conferences and workshops held this month have been a great success!Continue reading “LATAM tour on Smart Cities”
An ancien analyse accompli il y a long temps mais toujours d’actualité. En espagnol.


A smarter engineered gravity retaining wall system that holds up under pressure.
The Retain-a-Rock (RAR) system is a true gravity segmental earth retaining wall system. Utilizing the strength of concrete, our large modular blocks are designed with a unique hollow core, allowing for gravel infill as a free-draining block.
The interlocking connections between blocks also means that in most cases there is no need for integrated mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) geogrid tie backs for walls up to 12 feet (3.66m).
- Bridge Abutments & Wingwalls
- Roadway Expansions
- Erosion Control / Shoreline Protection
- Waste Transfer Stations or Other Industrial Sites
- Residential or Commercial Developments
- Temporary Shoring
Main Features and Benefits
- Lightweight material with self-aligning blocks requires minimal installation equipment and crew.
- Job is completed faster with fewer blocks to place.
- From culverts to roadway expansions, an engineered wall solution from concept-to-completion.
Design Details at a Glance
- 2.23 sq metre (24 sq ft) of exposed wall face per standard precast concrete block unit.
- Mass of up to 5,800 lbs. per unit.
- Large modular block size [2.44m long (8 ft) x 0.917m high (3 ft)].
- Full block, top full block, half width and half block.
- 2 – 12 ft wall height without geogrid, 12 ft+ heights when using geogrid.
- No need for integrated MSE geogrid tie backs for walls up to 3.66m (12 feet) high.
- Handrail and fencing can easily be integrated into the RAR wall system.


We want to hear from you during the Texas-Oklahoma Passenger Rail Study (TOPRS). There will be many ways to get involved with the study, ranging from attending open houses or meetings, reviewing written information, or reviewing information and providing input online.
Scoping Open Houses
The next round of public meetings will be held in the summer of 2013. Watch this page for details and join the project mailing list by submitting a comment.


The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has fixed a 2.5-fold increase in the target for award and construction of national highways for 2016–17. The ministry has set a target of 25,000 km of national highways to be awarded in 2016–17 as against the 10,000 km awarded in 2015–16. The construction target has been set at 15,000 km as against the 6,000 km constructed last year. Of the total length of national highways targeted for award, 15,000 km will fall under the National Highways Authority of India’s (NHAI) target and 10,000 km will come under the target for MoRTH and National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL). The construction target for NHAI has been fixed at 8,000 km while that for the ministry and NHIDCL is 7,000 km.


Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more.
Each municipality has different requirements that are unique to their jurisdiction. The information below will assist you as you prepare your submittal for the town.
Please note that the Development Application is used for all zoning, plat, and civil plan submittals.
All applicable checklists must be submitted with the application on the day of submittal. Please contact Surupa Sen at email@example.com or (972) 203-4164 with any questions.
Zoning & SUP Submittal Calendar
Plat Submittal Calendar
Board of Adjustments Variance Submittal Calendar
Pre-Application Meeting Information
Pre-Application Self Survey
Zoning Protest Petition Form
Site Plan Checklist
Concept Plan Checklist
Landscape Plan Checklist
Building Elevations Plan Checklist
Required Tree/Landscape Listing
Tree Survey Checklist
Preliminary Plat Checklist
Minor Plat / Final Plat / Replat Checklist


Buildings can be designed in such a way that floods do not cause structural damage. This involves such measures as using water-resistant construction and finishing materials like concrete, closed cell insulation, bricks, wall and floor tiles, aluminium and steel window- and doorframes, glass, etc. Building structures without crawlspaces is a suitable construction method, since no water or pollutants will remain captured below the structure. Using these materials and construction methods makes it possible for buildings to become functional again relatively quickly after having been flooded; the only work that needs to be done after a flood is cleaning, painting and perhaps replacing damaged inventory. This solution is fairly common in many areas along large rivers.
Important factors to bear in mind are that the construction elements must be able to withstand water pressure or current and that the water must be able to run off or be pumped away easily.


Joe is an Senior Engineer based on the Manchester office with 12 years’ experience in highway design, drainage design and transport planning.
He has a wide range of experience, working in a number of sectors, including, residential, commercial, industrial and retail. His role involves delivering highway and drainage schemes under S278, S38 and S104 agreements. His skills include, vertical and horizontal geometric design, drainage design, pavement design, highway scheme costing estimates, statutory undertaker liaison and swept path analysis.
Joe has a BEng (Hons) degree in Civil Engineering from The University of Bolton, where he studied part time to achieve his degree. He is also a Member of the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation.
Outside of work, he enjoys a number of sports, including football, swimming and golf. He also supports Preston North End and attends matches regularly.


Bishop's Stortford Neighbourhood Plan
We are holding further Open Days on the Neighbourhood Plan for All Saints, Central, South and part of Thorley on 17th and 19th September 2015 in Jackson Square so please put the dates in your diary now!
If you didn't have time to visit our exhibition at Rhodes on 27th June and would like to come and find out more, please join us at Jackson Square in the former Cloud9 Store on either Thursday 17th September or Saturday 19th September between 9.30am and 4.30pm. There will be an exhibition on neighbourhood planning and a chance to give your feedback. You can have a quick browse, vote on some of our policies, or talk in detail with members of the Neighbourhood Plan Team. They will be there to talk to you further and to answer any questions.
***Topics covered by the Neighbourhood Plan***
The plan covers several areas and there will be the displays on each of the following topics:
- Green Infrastructure
- Housing and Design
- Community and Leisure
- Business and Employment
There will also be displays on specific areas of proposed development as outlined in the East Herts Draft District Plan: The Goods Yard, Bishop's Stortford South, and East of Manor Links.
Everyone is welcome so please do come along and find out more on 17th and 19th September!


The nearest train station is Union Station in Washington, DC. For information about rail transportation to Union Station, please see the Union Station rail website.
There are several options for getting to the NIH from Union Station, including by Metro and by taxi. The NIH Metro stop is Medical Center, on the Red Line. Please see the Union Station ground transportation website for more information about transportation options.
For patients who wish to take a bus, there are many bus companies with service to Washington, DC. These include Megabus, Bolt Bus, and Greyhound. (Please note: clicking on the provided links will cause you to leave this NICHD website. These links are provided for informational purposes only and do not represent an endorsement by the NICHD.)
Upon arrival in Washington, DC, patients will need to take a taxi or the Metro to the NIH. The NIH Metro stop is Medical Center, on the Red Line. For more information on the Metro, please see the Metro website.
Patients from the local area may wish to take a local bus. Information on local bus schedules can be found here.


The new and versatile concrete Võru skatepark is suitable for different age groups and enthusiasts of various sports (skateboard, scooter, bmx). There are 20 different elements in the park. The skatepark is unique in Estonia for its bowl element (pool) with a proper drainage system.
In addition, the park is also designed for competitions.
www.visitvoru.ee lehe valmimist rahastas Eesti maaelu arengukava 2014-2020 LEADER programm, projekt "UMA MEKK Võrumaa külalisele".


Building a biking destination in Woodbury
Published 06/02/2010, South Washington County Bulletin
Mountain biking enthusiasts say a new trail at Carver Lake Park will be a regional destination for off-road riders clamoring for more trail options.Word count: 658
The full article is available to newspaper subscribers. If you are a subscriber please log in to continue reading.


12:30PM, Friday 03 March 2017
A chance to have your say on proposals to build a third runway at Heathrow is being offered to residents in Windsor and Maidenhead.
A Government consultation is running until Thursday, May 25 and the Royal Borough is encouraging people to share their views.
Two public sessions are taking place to give residents a chance to learn more about the proposals.
The first is taking place at the Windsor Youth and Community Centre, in Alma Road, today (Friday) until 8pm and another session will take place at SportsAble in Braywick Road in Maidenhead on Tuesday from 11am to 8pm.
Cllr Simon Dudley, leader of the council, said: “This is a hugely important step in this process and I want to see as many of our residents as possible, whatever their view, to read through these details and offer their comments.
“We’ve made no secret of our objections to Heathrow expansion and we truly believe that a third runway would blight our residents’ lives. This consultation offers us and the whole borough a chance to let the Government know exactly what they think.
“I am also pleased to see that there will be two public sessions in Windsor and Maidenhead giving people the chance to learn more about what is being proposed.”
Visit www.gov.uk/government/publications/heathrow-airport-and-airspace-consultation-information-events to see the consultation documents.
Top Ten Articles


THE PUBLIC gallery at last Wednesday’s Bega Valley Shire Council meeting was packed as opposition to a proposed private school in Bournda gathered strength.
A recommendation on a development application by Michael Lyons for a private primary school on land at Kulbardi Close, Bournda, was set to be voted on by councillors.
The matter was deferred following a resolution at a council meeting in December and a site inspection by councillors occurred on January 15.
BVSC manager for planning and environment Andrew Woodley noted at Wednesday’s meeting that all issues previously put forward by council staff had now been covered in the DA.
The application seeks to construct and establish a primary school designed to cater for an enrolment of up to 250 students and 20 staff over an eight year period.
Residents of Kulbardi Close opposed to the development, absent from December’s council meeting, appear to have mobilised and presented six deputations on Wednesday.
Jon Theobald, Charles High, Loretta Chapple, Morgan Chapple, Paula Teale and Brian Lamb all spoke out against the proposed development.
Issues raised included privacy and safety, increased traffic and environmental concerns.
Following their deputations, Mr Lyons addressed the council.
He noted he had “cooperated with council staff, had ongoing meetings with staff and been open and transparent throughout the entire DA process”.
Mr Lyons asked why residents were seeking to stop the DA “at the 11th hour”.
After the meeting, Mr Lyons said he had felt “ambushed” by the deputations.
“This DA has been three years in the making and, as I said at council, it’s strange that at the 11th hour residents are voicing objections.
“I was surprised at the number of neighbours who suddenly appeared and it felt like an ambush.
“In July 2012, the council sent notifications regarding the DA to 30 people surrounding our Kulbardi Close property and did not receive one objection, not one.
“Prior to this I conducted formal and informal meeting with neighbours and there were no objections.”
Mr Lyons noted no residents were present at December’s council meeting where councillors voted in favour of having draft conditions of consent put to them after a deferral to make a site visit.
He said the objections presented by residents on Wednesday were “incorrect and irrelevant, and we are now preparing a report to reply to every matter raised”.
The DA will be back before council on March 5 and Mr Lyons said he is ready to fight for the school.
“This school is needed and I’ve had massive interest from parents, it’s something the shire will be proud of,” he said.
“The best way to put it is that it will be built to the ‘laws of nature’.
“It’s about giving children access to the natural world, it’s a healthy school that will offer space and natural surrounds which is very much lacking at other schools in the area.
"I have resided on my property for over 30 years - from before the creation of Sapphire Coast Drive and Kulbardi Close - and watched Tura Beach grow from only a few houses.
"No doubt there will be pressure on our land in the future and we feel a school is the best way to preserve the natural beauty of the location as opposed to perhaps a subdivision of houses or commercial activities."


Code Enforcement Officer/ Sewer Billing
Building Inspection Underwriters
Northeast Inspection Consultants
If you are interesting in holding a block party, you need to complete the following form, including obtaining signatures of all property owners of lands abutting the section of road requested to be closed.
You would then need to present your request to Council at their next scheduled Regular Council Meeting, scheduled for the first Wednesday of each month.
MPC and Ordinances


Structural steel work on the US-2 Heath M. Robinson Memorial Cut River Bridge in Mackinac County has finished for the season.
A detour, which had been in place since August, has been removed.
“We really want to thank motorists on US-2 for their patience this summer during a lengthy detour period,” said Dawn Gustafson, manager of the Michigan Department of Transportation’s (MDOT) Newberry Transportation Service Center. “This important project, along with work planned for next year, will help keep this iconic Upper Peninsula bridge in good condition.”
MDOT is investing $1.3 million to repair the bridge. Work on the bridge involves structural steel repairs, painting, substructure patching, stone facing repair, and approach work. The project includes a three-year performance warranty.
Structural steel work and painting will continue in late April 2018 for approximately one month to complete the current project.
The contractor, Davis Construction, plans to close and detour the US-2 Cut River Bridge again at that time.
A second project slated for 2018 will include additional structural steel work and painting. That project, to be let this winter, will also require closing the bridge and implementing the same detour route as this year’s. That work is expected to start in June and be complete in October.


We’re starting work on Monday night (15 August) to carry out pothole and dig out repairs on Kenepuru Drive between Titahi Bay Road and Bluff Road
The work will be carried out overnight between 7pm and 5am and is expected to take up to two weeks to complete.
Please expect some disruptions. Traffic controllers will be onsite to guide pedestrians and traffic around the works site.
The work will need to be postponed if the weather is unsuitable for this kind of repair, so fingers crossed for some sunshine.
12 Aug 2022


Six months ago, the Westwood-Roxhill-Arbor Heights Community Council together with the Highland Park Action Committee and the North Highline Unincorporated Area Council called on the Seattle Department of Transportation and their King County DOT counterparts to perform a safety study on SW Roxbury Street. Everyone in our area knows how bad the speeding issues are. There are sections of sidewalk missing. We have a large number of accidents.
We asked on July 21, 2013, six months ago. Now, all the safety studies and research are done. SDOT is now in charge of the project, and are going to perform outreach for your feedback in implementing the solutions they’ve come up to the problems they’ve found.
Mark your calendars:
- Thursday, February 13, 6:30 to 8 PM, Jim Wiley Community Center, 9800 8th Avenue SW
- Wednesday, February 26, 6 PM to 7:30 PM, Roxhill Elementary School, 9430 30th Avenue SW
Our areas historically have been overlooked or dumped upon for a variety of reasons, ranging from socio-economics to us simply being one of the more far-flung corners of both the city and county. The neighborhoods often had to stand alone, out of habit, convention, or other reasons. That’s done with, thanks to all of you. Thank you to everyone that brought us their concerns, that offered feedback, and who helped moved this forward. This was the first of many projects that our groups will press.
Please take time to come to your neighborhood council’s meetings. None of this is possible without your help, and all of our groups could always use more volunteers. The more people that come out, the more that can get done, the more leverage that can be exercised toward our local governments, and the more our local neighborhoods will improve.
For those south of Roxbury on the county side, NHUAC meets next on Thursday, February 6th at 7pm at the North Highline Fire Station (1243 112th Street, SW).
For those in Highland Park, HPAC meets next on Wednesday, February 26th, at 630pm at the Highland Park Improvement Club (1116 SW Holden, Seattle, WA).
For those of you in Westwood, Roxhill, or Arbor Heights, WWRHAH meets next tonight at 615pm at the SW Branch of the Seattle Public Library (9010 35th Ave. S.W. Seattle, WA).
Here is the official project page: http://www.seattle.gov/transportation/roxbury.htm


At the Dec. 7 Concord City Council meeting, outgoing Mayor Tim McGallian turned over the gavel to Vice Mayor Dominic Aliano after he was selected by fellow councilmembers as the City’s mayor for 2022. Councilmember Laura Hoffmeister was selected to serve as vice mayor for the year ahead. Aliano, Hoffmeister, and Councilmembers Edi Birsan and Carlyn Obringer thanked McGallian for his service as mayor.
McGallian was first appointed to the City Council in January 2017 and was elected to a four-year term in November 2018. He served as Vice Mayor in 2019 and as Mayor in 2020 and 2021; and he previously served as the City’s Treasurer and as a commissioner on Concord’s Planning Commission.
Aliano was first elected to the Council in November 2018. He previously served on the Board of Directors for three local non-profits: the Monument Crisis Center, Support4Recovery, and the Todos Santos Business Association. Aliano also served on the Concord Planning Commission from 2016 to 2018 and served as the chair in 2018.
Aliano was born, raised, and educated in the City of Concord and is proud to be a native of Concord. He attended St. Agnes School and De La Salle High School and earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science at Whitworth University.
Hoffmeister was first elected to the Concord City Council in 1997 and was subsequently reelected five times. She served as Mayor in 2001, 2005, 2009, 2011, and 2016-2017.
Prior to her election, Hoffmeister served as Chair of the Redevelopment Advisory Committee, Vice Chair of the Design Review Board, and was an active member of the Economic Development Task Force, Main Street Committee, County Connection Citizen Advisory Committee and the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce.
She formerly served on the boards of the Concord Historical Society, American Association of University Women, and is a graduate of Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce’s “Leadership Concord” Academy. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in City and Environmental Planning from the University of California, Davis.


The Localism Act of 1911 introduced new rights and powers to allow local communities to shape development by coming together to prepare neighbourhood plans. Neighbourhood planning can be taken forward by two types of body – town and parish councils or...
Join us now and help protect this beautiful part of England.
Membership costs just £10 a year. Click here to find out more about the benefits of becoming a full member of the South Hams Society.


Collecting stories to inspire design in Heartlands Cornwall
STBY collected cultural and historical stories, to inspire the architects, designers and artists that were involved in creating Heartlands. In a workshop, together with storytellers and architects, designers and artists, we explored how Cornish stories could become an integral part of Heartlands, both in the built environment and artworks as well as in the virtual presence of Heartlands. The result was a film archive full of fascinating and sometimes touching stories and a number of inspiring ideas created by interaction between storytellers and designers on how to translate this colorful history into the designs and artworks.
Role: research manager


August 10, 2023 City Council Meeting Agenda
Location: City Hall Council Chambers
Time: 7:30 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
OPEN TO PUBLIC
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICIALS
Invoice #2300067.01 – D Construction, Inc.
2022 CDBG Street Improvements
(CDBG #2206-003) – Partial
Invoice #2300029.01 – D Construction, Inc.
2023 MFT/RBI Resurfacing Program – Partial
Invoice #605 – J. Congdon Sewer Service, Inc.
89th Street and Maple Lane Water Main Replacement Pay Request #1
Bills Payable for the 1st half of August 2023
Health Insurance Renewal 2023/2024


- CBRE | Panama
- 507 210-1675
- send email
Property NºPE - 15073
Lot Size15,534 ft2
Selling Price$ 1,350,000
For Sale or Rent Building for commercial use in urbanization La Boca
Building for commercial use in urbanization La Boca. Ancon Township
The property is fully equipped with air conditioners, special systems and furniture. Ready for occupancy.
Land area: 1443.12 m2.
Closed area: 1116.77 m2
Zoning: Residential Low Density Zone (R1D3) + secondary activities such as (MCV2) Neighborhood Commercial Mixed Zone + (Siv1) Neighborhood Institutional Service.
If you want to receive more information about this property please send us an email CBRE | Panamá.


Council commenced upgrade works of the Nowra School of Arts building on Monday 31 May 2021.The works to the supper room include repairing and repainting the external cladding, windows, external doors, and hardware, replacing external lighting, and installing a concrete landing to the northern exit door. These works are expected to be completed by end of June, weather permitting.
Berry Street, Nowra 2541 View Map
Berry Street ,
Nowra City Administration Centre36 Bridge Rd, Nowra NSW 2541
Ulladulla Branch Office14 Deering St, Ulladulla NSW 2539
Shoalhaven City Council would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land in which we gather upon today. We acknowledge their continuing connections to the land, culture and community. We pay respect to Elders past, present and future.


Join us for a walking tour of the 11th Street Local Bridge, Named the “No.1 Bridge Project of 2012” by Roads and Bridges Magazine. Your journey begins with a brief presentation, followed by a tour of the award winning bridge to learn about its design and engineering, as well as future plans for the Anacostia waterfront.
Tours start at the 11th Street Bridge Project Site Office, located at 1301 M Street SE – click here for a map. Tours will be ADA accessible
Update: Due to weather and daylight changes we are only offering scheduled tours with groups on select Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays
1301 M. Street, SE Room # 218
Tour length is approx. 1.5 hours
To schedule a tour or presentation for your group, contact Alexis Goggans at firstname.lastname@example.org or at 202-809-2013.Tagged: 11th Street Bridge


Zoned R-1. Build your dream home only .7 mile to Maineville, & 2.3 mi. to Montgomery Rd. Has 64' ODOT approved driveway. To be split from current 6.7443 ac. parcel by survey. Attached plat is a surveyor's estimate & shoudd be very accurate. Close to I-71, Loveland & bike trail. Can be purchased with adjoining 4.0 ac. for great price! Many uses.
|Listing Type||For Sale|
|Days On Site||16|


Vascon has been executing many Ladmark Projects as its Core strength leveraging its rich experience in Residential Sector.
We take great care in working closely with our clients. Managing the entire building process from design choices including material selection through a professionally managed construction project, to ensure a beautiful new home. With our presence in all major real estate classes like multi storey group housing, residential townships. We have completed many project of simliar nature and are having many in line.
Construction of multi- storeyed (B+S+13) residential flats based on RCC monolithic shear wall concept using aluminium form work/system.
Project constructed with aluminium formwork System, Turnkey design, construction, MEP finish & infra.
Adani Shantigram Project included 18 Towers having 2 level basement + Stilt and 16 upper floors on a common podium.
The construction work started in April’11 and was completed by March’15 ie. in a span of 4 years. Total quantum of concrete poured was 1,10,000 cum and approx 12500 MT of reinforcement steel was consumed. During peak time about 2000 skilled/unskilled labours were deployed on this project. As far as safety record is concerned there was not a single fatal accident on the site for the entire duration.
Construction of multi- storeyed ( S+7) residential finished flats based on RCC monolithic shear wall concept using aluminium form work. Mass housing model built for government.
Project is getting developed in aluminium formwork System (MIVAN).


With great superiority of large scaled factory, Sunfree Lighting Limited takes the lead in the field of led flood light. Sunfree has created a number of successful series, and led street light is one of them. Sunfree led high bay lights 150w is designed with high standard. It is designed to meet, tested or compliant with such international standards as IP Protection, UL, and CE. solar street light has the characters of solar powered led street lights, and can be utilized in solar powered led street lights.
We have a feeling of strong social responsibility. One of our plans is to guarantee the workers' working conditions. We have created a clean, safe, and hygiene environment for our employees, and we stoutly safeguard employees' rights and interests. Inquire online!


It’s the time you have all been waiting for…the opening of our new playground! As of this afternoon, the playground will be open and we can’t wait to see your kids enjoying it.
Please note, two pieces of equipment are still to arrive and landscaping is still to be completed so these areas will be fenced off for the time being. Due to this, the bump track will not be open for use.
We thank you for your financial contributions, field trips to playgrounds for equipment research, innovative ideas on equipment to be included and countless hours of patience – this playground wouldn’t have become a reality without you!
Take advantage of the beautiful weather this long weekend!


There are calls for a speed limit on a Buckinghamshire road to be reduced to 30mph.
Now Cllr Mark Cole, of Buckingham Town Council, has filed a motion requesting the council calls for the speed limit to be put in place for the entire road.
The motion states: ""Following a site meeting between with representatives of Buckingham Town Council, Buckinghamshire Council and Thames Valley Police, I propose that Buckingham Town Council calls for a 30mph limit over the whole length of Tingewick Road, from the A421 down into the town, for the safety of residents, and most particularly for children."
Buckingham Town Council is set to discuss the motion at its meeting on Monday, March 7.
Do you want the latest traffic news from across Buckinghamshire as it comes in? Our traffic and travel Facebook group has the latest information for anyone on the road across the county every day.
You can join here for the latest updates on the M1, M40, A5, A404, A41 and other key routes across all of Bucks.
You can also sign up for our free daily email newsletter here - and we have a dedicated weekly one for Milton Keynes.


The University of Maine is seeking sealed bids for the following project: HILLTOP SERVING AREA RENOVATION
Bids will be received until 2:00pm on Tuesday, April 30, 2019, at which time the Bids will be opened and read aloud.
Bidders may attend a non-mandatory pre-bid meeting in... More
Please be advised that the Planning Board of the City of Bangor will hold a meeting on Tuesday, April 23, 2019, beginning at 7:00 p.m. in the Third Floor Council Chambers of Bangor City Hall and will consider the following public hearing:
Town of Frankfort is accepting bids for winter plowing and sanding of 31.9 miles of roads. Bid packages will be available April 18, 2019 at the Frankfort town office, 48 A Main Road South, 223-5546. More
RSU 19 is conducting a competitive bid process for the Route 7 and Williams Road Intersection Improvements in Newport, Maine. Bids will be opened and read aloud at the RSU 19 Superintendent's Office at 1:00 p.m. on May 14, 2019. ... More


An alleyway that links Borough High Street with Swan Street has been closed for more than two weeks after cladding fell from an overhanging building.
"The BSO has had a surveyor out to look at the situation and assess the potential for further cladding falling off," says principal Charles Hunt.
"We have also had a firm of structural engineers out and they are hoping to have the scaffolding up and begin the repair works within the next two weeks.
"We are currently being held up waiting for a pavement licence for the scaffolding. They envisage the works will take about two weeks to complete once the scaffold is in place providing they do not find any further issues."


CITY OF JEFFERSON, TEXAS
SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING
305 E. AUSTIN STREET
MONDAY, JULY 11, 2022 @ 6:30 P.M.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Jefferson City Council will be held on Monday, July 11, 2022 at 6:30 PM at the Transportation Center at 305 E. Austin Street, Jefferson, Texas, at which time the subjects to be considered or upon which any formal action may be taken are as listed below. Items do not have to be taken in the order shown on the meeting notice. Unless removed from the consent agenda, items identified with the consent agenda will be acted on at one time.
- CALL TO ORDER – MAYOR
- PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
- WELCOME GUESTS AND VISITORS
Public Comments – Limited to citizens and business owners of the City of Jefferson, must sign up in advance on the list and must limit to 3 minutes conversation. Jefferson City Council may ask questions but shall not discuss items that are not on the agenda. On a subject that is not on the agenda a person may add an item to a future City Council Agenda by contacting City Hall a minimum of 5 days prior to a regular City Council Meeting
5. CONSENT ITEMS
a. Consider and/or approve rehiring Jon King in the Public Works Department at the rate of $10.30 per hour to be effective July 12, 2022.
6. ACTION ITEMS
a. Consider, discuss and/or approve Bobby Carson and Susie May’s updated request for an alternate location for placement of a 40-yard dumpster to be used in connection with the building permit approved on July 5, 2022 (119 N. Polk St.)
Certificate of Posting
I, Melissa Boyd, City Secretary for the City of Jefferson, Texas do hereby certify that this Notice of Meeting was posted at City Hall, 102 N. Polk Street, a place readily accessible to the general public at all times, on this the day of July 8, 2022, at 5:00 p.m. and remained to posted for at least 72 continuous hours preceding the scheduled time of said meeting.
Melissa Boyd, City Secretary


- This event has passed.
East Branch Watershed Workshop
April 20, 2018 @ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm CDT| Free
DuPage County Stormwater Management and The Conservation Foundation are hosting a FREE workshop in your watershed! This workshop aims to connect like-minded organizations and individuals who are concerned with protecting local streams and rivers. During the workshop, attendees will learn more about the City of Chicago’s Resilient Corridors, green infrastructure projects and grant opportunities. Light refreshments will be provided.
**Meeting held in 2nd floor training room, no elevator access.
|1:45PM - 2:00PM||Registration and Light Refreshments|
|2:05-2:45PM||Green Infrastructure Projects and Grant Opportunities||Mary Beth Falsey, DuPage County Stormwater Management|
|2:45-2:50PM||Break & Rain Barrel Raffle|
|2:50-3:30PM||City of Chicago Resilient Corridors - Green Infrastructure on Vacant Lots||Jeff Wickenkamp, Hey & Associates; Jeff Macke, Hey & Associates; Tim Pollowy, Hey & Associates|


SBS Transit Bus Service 98 is a trunk route from Jurong East Int and looping at Jurong Island Checkpoint, passing through Jurong East Avenue 1, Jurong West Avenue 1, Lakeside, Corporation Drive, Jurong Port Rd, Fishery Port Rd and Jurong Pier Rd. It has a route variant, Service 98M.
|Route||Jurong East Bus Interchange ↺ Jurong Pier Way (Loop)|
|Passes Through||Jurong East/West Ave 1, Lakeside, Corporation Dr, Jurong Port Rd, Fishery Port Rd, Jurong Pier Rd|
|GCM Route Package
||Bulim Bus Package|
|Current Operator||SBS Transit|
|Current Depot||Soon Lee Bus Park (SLBP)|
|Current Fleet||12-metre Double Deck Bus:
– Volvo B9TL
– Volvo Olympian
|Departure Times from T1||0530 – 0000 (Daily)|
|0630-0830: 07 – 10 mins
0831-1659: 04 – 26 mins*
1700-1930: 07 – 12 mins
After 1930: 10 – 32 mins*
|Notes||* During off-peak hours, departures from Jurong East are staggered with Service 98M|
Service 98 is both an industrial and residential trunk service, operating between Jurong East and Jurong Pier Way. For its residential portions, it serves housing blocks around Jurong East Avenue 1, Jurong West Avenue 1 and Corporation Drive with connections to Jurong East and Lakeside MRT Stations. For its industrial portions, it serves factories and offices around Jurong Port Road, Jalan Buroh and Jurong Pier Road and connects them to Lakeside MRT.
During off-peak hours, departures from Jurong East Int are staggered with Service 98M.
- Jurong Pier Way (Jurong Island Checkpoint) → Jurong East Int
- Yung Ho Rd (Blk 151) → Jurong East Int
Weekdays & Sat: 0600hrs, 0612hrs
Sundays/PHs: 0600hrs, 0610hrs
- Service 98A: Boon Lay Way (Lakeside Stn) → Corporation Rd (Corporation Place)
Weekdays PM Peak Only
- Service 98B: Boon Lay Way (Lakeside Stn) → Jurong Pier Way (Jurong Island Checkpoint)
Weekdays AM Peak Only [0630 – 0800]
Fare: Charges fares for regular trunk services. See Bus Fares for exact fares.
Fleet: Service 98′s fleet comprises Volvo B9TL Wright and Volvo Olympian buses. Additional Volvo B9TL Wright buses were added under the BSEP scheme.
- 1984 – 2001: Singapore Bus Services Ltd
- 2001 – Present: SBS Transit Ltd
The Bus Service Operating License (BSOL) for this route will be renewed in 2016.
- 1984: Introduced by SBS as Jurong East Ctrl – Jurong (Loop)
- 1985 (30 Jun): Amended to Jurong East Int
- 1988: Amended to ply Jurong West St 51 and Boon Lay Way instead of Jurong West Ave 1 and Corporation Road after the commencement of Lakeside MRT station
- 1990 (01 Jul): Amended to loop at Jln Ahmad Ibrahim with the closure of Jurong Int
- 1991 (20 Jan): Integrated with service 247, looped at Jurong Port Rd
- 1995 (Jan): Every alternate trip looped at Jln Ahmad Ibrahim during the off peak periods and subsequently those trips were re-numbered to 98A.
- 2008 (28 Jan): Service 98A renamed To Service 98M (No route amendment).
- 2012 (16 Apr): Shortworking trip 98B introduced from Lakeside Stn to Jurong Pier Way during AM Peak hours
- 2012 (25 Jun): Designated wheelchair-accessible bus route (WAB)
- Refer to this article
- 1991: Amended to present routing. No significant route changes since 1991.
External Links & References:


There is only a short time left to have your say on plans by the City of Sydney to build new safe, separated cycleways, in Erskineville and Alexandria.
To make your submission on the new cycleways click here
(closes 18 December)
These cycleways will significantly improve liveability in our neighbourhoods, but they will only happen with the strong support of our community.
We urge you to make a submission (it can be extremely brief, just a few words of support is enough) before the deadline next week.


We are a small self-managed allotment society formed to develop and improve the allotments at Moss Row in the centre of Norden.
The site currently has 16 plots with some split into half plots. The rental for full size plots (about 250 sq metres) is £50.00 per year and half plots are £25.00.
We are always happy to make contact with anyone looking for an allotment and also we welcome children's groups and groups for the elderly or disabled to get in touch.
Our development plans include the provisional of special facilities for disabled, young and not-so-young gardeners.


Gomaco Trolley Home / About Gomaco Trolley Company / Step Back In Time / Trolley Locations / Contact Gomaco Trolley Company / 15-Bench Open-Style Trolley / Single-Truck, Semi-Convertible Enclosed Trolley / Reconditioned Peter Witt Trolley / Replica Council Crest Trolley / Reconditioned Melbourne Trolley / Semi-Convertible Enclosed Trolley / Replica Birney Trolley / Battery-Powered/Self-Propelled 7-Bench Trolley / Recondition Your Existing Trolley / Trolley Construction / Trolley Links
Gomaco Trolley Company is a division of GOMACO Corporation, manufacturers of concrete construction equipment.
Visit the GOMACO Corporation Web site at www.gomaco.com.
Copyright © 1998-2013 GOMACO Corporation Inc.
All Rights Reserved


GLEBE HARBOR CIVIC ASSOCIATION – AUGUST NEWS UPDATE:
It was good to see a large group of Glebe Harbor residents at our General Membership meeting on Saturday. A lively discussion ensued concerning AirBnB’s, leaning trees over roadways, raising dues, and un-mowed lots. The Board will be looking more thoroughly into these and other issues in the coming months. In the meantime, owners, please mow your lots!
For issues concerning Westmoreland County ordinances and code compliance, call Westmoreland County Land Use and Zoning (804-493-0120). If you think a law or ordinance is being broken call the County or the Sheriff’s non-emergency number (804-493-8066).
If you have a fallen street sign as we did we did recently in our community, call Westmoreland County’s local VDOT work order number (804-493-0130). For all other VDOT problems such as low hanging limbs over VDOT roads, downed tree limbs on VDOT roads, and pot holes in VDOT maintained roads, call the VDOT Work Order System (1-800-367-7623).
Recently, Glebe Harbor Civic Association member, Tracy Milne, got the Westmoreland County VDOT road crew to come and put back up the road sign that had fallen down at the corner of South Glebe Road and Woodland Dr. Thank you Tracy!


Corner site - perfect for retail or office use with high visibility. Current zoning is grandfathered in. Owner will consider time for rezoning to commercial zoning. Major frontages with over 245 feet on 301 and 290 feet MOL on Duncan Rd.
|25 Mb/s: Verizon Online|
|25 Mb/s: Bright House Networks|
|6 Mb/s: MegaPath|