Reported via desktop in the Pavement and Cycle path category anonymously at 16:00, Sunday 17 July 2022
Sent to Central Bedfordshire Council less than a minute later.
Council ref: 373751.
Streetworks Permit No UC020-CAP-22/25-2444. During the completion of these works so far, there has been no alternative footpath for pedestrians to pass up Bury Hill, resulting in people walking within the traffic light controlled carriageway. - Not in compliance with the streetworks act. Whilst it is understandable that this would be difficult to manage whilst works are in progress, at the end of the working day a pedestrian walkway could easily have been coned out. This has not happened at all, my neighbour is disabled and is having to navigate this on a mobility scooter - totally unacceptable. Workers on Saturday morning were not 1st language English speakers and I doubt holders of the necessary street works qualifications !!! I did not feel their spoken English was good enough for me to communicate what was needed.


Records kept by the city of Chicago show the number of dead or hazardous trees on city property is creating a backlog of service requests and residents may have to wait months for potentially problematic trees to be addressed.
Karl Slowiak said he has repeatedly voiced his concerns to the city about a tree located near the 4500 block of West Agatite Avenue. The tree is located on city parkway and is leaning on power lines and resting on a building owned by Slowiak’s wife.
“I just don’t want to see anybody get hurt and I don’t want to see my building get damaged,” Slowiak said.
City data shows 10,492 open service requests for “tree trims” since May. It’s important to note that some requests may have been made for the same tree.
Emily Vyncke and her mother were crossing the street at Oakley and McLean in Bucktown Saturday night when they were trapped by a falling tree. Luckily, they were not seriously injured.
While Vyncke said she didn’t know it at the time, the dead tree was scheduled to be removed after neighbors had called in concerns about it since June.
“Enough people in the area knew this was so dangerous,” Vyncke told NBC 5’s Chris Hush. “They were telling people to cross the street or walk far away from it.”
The Department of Streets and Sanitation said it works diligently to remove or trim trees that are dead or hazardous. A spokesperson said when the tree removal or trimming involves electrical lines, the department must collaborate and coordinate with ComEd to avoid any hazard to tree-trimmers and other passersby.
The city said it is working with ComEd to address the tree leaning on the building owned by Slowiak’s wife. Additionally, a spokesperson for 39th ward alderman Margaret Laurino said the city is doing its best to expedite the tree removal.
“I hate to see this go into where somebody gets hurt and there’s a tragedy and then they take action,” Slowiak said.


Govt, Residents Differ On Compensation Over Road Construction
Edo State government and some residents of Uselu along the Benin- Ugbowo Road have differed on the non-payment of compensation to residents whose houses were affected by the expansion road.
Some residents of the area have decried the non-payment of their compensation. The aggrieved residents, who staged a peaceful protest at the State House of Assembly Complex, said they are yet to get any compensation from the state government.
The state commissioner of works, Osarodion Ogie, yesterday, shortly after inspection of ongoing roads construction works in Benin City, told journalists that the delay was due to discrepancies between government evaluators and the landlords over the cost of the affected properties.
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Riley Avenue and Oliver Court will be closed to all thru traffic and there will be no on-street parking between the hours of 6:00am and 6:00pm on Thursday, September 16th for milling, and Friday, September 17th for paving, weather permitting.
NO TRAFFIC will be allowed on new asphalt for a minimum of 3 hours. Please check with a flag person prior to walking or crossing the fresh asphalt.
**If your driveway is on Riley Avenue or Oliver Court, please make prior arrangements for Friday, September 17th, such as parking on a side street, if you are going to need to leave your driveway during this time period.
The City of Plattsburgh Department of Public Works will flow fire hydrants in Zone 3 a & b starting on Thursday, September 9th. The flowing of hydrants will continue on every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday proceeding this date until all streets listed below have been completed. The program will start about 7:30am and end by 2:00pm on each day. The streets affected by this will be Flynn Avenue, Kim Court, Main Mill Street, Mc Kinley Avenue, Mildred Boulevard, Peru Street, Plant Street, Sara Court, Sharron Avenue, South Acres Road, South Catherine Street, South Peru Street, Tyrell Avenue, US Avenue, and Wall Street. During the times mentioned, the water in the system will be stirred up and may be cloudy or rust colored coming out of the faucet. Residents should avoid washing clothing or bathing during these times.
Please use caution when driving by a flowing hydrant and be watchful of the Department of Public Works personnel who will be performing this duty.


Rihoy & Son worked closely with the developer to build Admiral Park, which consists of one of the Channel Islands’ largest supermarkets (52,000 sq ft Waitrose) and a B&Q superstore. The retail outlet cost £14m. to develop and was completed and ready for trading in 14 months.
The B&Q superstore situated adjacent incorporates two inclined travelators - the first of their kind on the island.
Duration of project: 14 months.
Architects: Lovell Ozanne & Partners Ltd


The Road Recovery/Rehabilitation Program focuses on rehabilitating a road structure, restoring drainage and disposing of any rocks and regrowth of trees and shrubs. This program is carried out by County resources and it includes the following maintenance procedures:
- Shoulder Pulling: Is utilized on roads that are in excess of 10 metres wide. This program extends the life of the road and reduces maintenance costs. This program may include drainage improvements, culvert replacement, reshaping backslopes and sideslopes, re-compacting the sub-grade, re-establishing the road surface crown, including the road surface width that the road was originally constructed, and the disposal of any rocks or shrubs.
- Sub-Grade Preparation: Is required on roads in which the sub-grade has lost its compaction. This maintenance procedure includes re-compacting the sub-grade and re-establishing the crown on the road surface. This maintenance process is applied to roads that are nine metres wide or less.
Both maintenance procedures incorporate Gravelock, a soil stabilization product, into the sub-grade to strengthen the sub-grade.
In 2021, a new stabilization product was tested. Perma-Zyme was used for a 1-mile section. The testing of Perma-Zyme on a 1-mile section will continue until 2024.


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Does anyone have any thoughts on the planning aspects of the Localism Bill? This will enhance the position of parish councils, such as Swanage Town Council and enable any local group of 21 people or more to demand official recognition and support and draw up a "neigbourhood development plan" As a result, it is claimed, "Neighbourhood planning will allow communities to come together through a local parish council or neighbourhood forum and say where they think new houses, businesses and shops should go – and what they should look like." (source "A plain English guide to the Localism Bill")
The idea of a couple of dozen random and self-selecting and unelected citizens being able to take control of planning looks pretty scary to me. You notice the word "or" in my quote. You can set up in opposition to the parish council and there does not seem to be anything to stop a determined developer setting up a group if they can persuade 21 noddies to join it and writng their own neighbourhood plan for their patch of the town.
On the other hand it looks like the residents of a conservation area could put themselves in a better position to safeguard the area against unsympathetic changes, an area in which it must be said PDC have been more than a little lacking. A problem we have discussed on here in the past.
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MyElkhart311 Minute – Street Department Paving Schedule Week of May 9, 2022
Weather permitting; this will be the city of Elkhart Street department-paving schedule from Monday May 9th through Friday May 13th. Vehicles should be removed from the street prior to 7am and not return until after 7pm OR until barricades are removed. Sidewalks can be used to and from your home, but street access will be prohibited during the paving process. Any and all cooperation is greatly appreciated.


Two Wollongong councillors have put forward separate proposals to reinvigorate Helensburgh, two weeks after residents and business owners claimed their suburb lacked clear plans and direction.
Several residents told councillors during a public forum in July that Helensburgh was being hamstrung without a town plan that spelt out the suburb’s business and social direction.
The frank self-assessment prompted Lord Mayor Gordon Bradbery and Ward 1 councillor and Helensburgh resident Greg Petty to both submit motions to next Monday’s council meeting calling for action.
Cr Bradbery will ask councillors to move Helensburgh up the list of suburbs due for town centre planning.
Helensburgh now sits ninth, behind Warrawong and Wongawilli (both plans are in progress), Figtree, Unanderra, Berkeley, Windang, Gwynneville and Woonona.
‘‘The need to clarify the vision and directions for Helensburgh should be formally addressed in a town plan,’’ Cr Bradbery will tell councillors.
‘‘Many concerns have been expressed that lifestyle and business opportunities in Helensburgh will be impeded until such a plan is developed.’’
However, Cr Petty will put forward a proposal seeking to kick-start the process immediately, asking councillors to back his proposal for the suburb’s residents, business owners and interest groups to create their own Helensburgh ‘‘town vision’’.
Cr Petty will suggest community groups be given the opportunity to put forward a representative, including Darkes Forest Residents’ Association, Helensburgh Lions Club, Helensburgh Business Owners’ Group, Northern Illawarra Chamber of Commerce, Otford Protection Society, the neighbourhood forum and Stanwell Tops Residents’ Action Group.
He will also propose representatives associated with mining, aged care, the town’s liquor industry, sporting clubs and tourism operators be invited to sit on the committee.
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Hosted by Co-Chairs of the Economic Recovery Committee, Marin County Council of Mayors and Councilmembers: Mayor Kate Colin, City of San Rafael and Mayor Brian Cobert, Town of San Anselmo
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BRT CONSTRUCTION – LANE RESTRICTIONS
Bus Rapid Transit Construction is continuing with work on the Eglinton Underpass (Fieldgate Drive to Etobicoke Creek) starting in May. Lane restrictions will be in effect. Please refer to the dedicated website at http://www.mississauga.ca/portal/miway/brtimpacts for full details.
HANLAN WATER PROJECT – LANE RESTRICTIONS
Hanlan Water Project Construction is continuing at the intersection of Cawthra Road and Burnhamthorpe Road from Monday, May 13 to Wednesday, May 15. Expect major delays:
Southbound Cawthra and westbound Burnhamthorpe will be reduced to a single lane at the intersection
No left or right turns will be allowed form southbound Cawthra to Burnhamthorpe
Trucks will not be able to turn left from northbound Cawthra to westbound Burnhamthorpe
Full details on the Hanlan Water Project are available at www.hanlanwaterproject.ca and tweets will be sent daily


The construction on that bridge near Double S Diner in Wantage has seemingly been at a standstill forever, right? Between those annoying dividers and no visible construction being done in quite some time, it's been a frustrating situation for many. Apparently bad soil and rerouting a sewer line are the main reasons behind this delayed construction. They're hoping to resume work on this project this Fall. I always drive though those annoying dividers and ask myself "did they forget about us here?" The New Jersey Department Of Transportation (DOT) and contractors are working together to try fixing this situation. Let's hope they can resume this project as quickly as possible.
You can see the whole story from our friends at NJ Herald by clicking here.


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[ARCHIVED] Temporary road closure: 98 Palms Blvd.
98 Palms Blvd. will be closed at the intersection of Main Street tomorrow, March 9, from 7 a.m. until noon for DWU maintenance.


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The Amarillo City Council will consider spending over $3 million on water system improvements during Tuesday night's meeting.
Members of the City Council will consider awarding a $3.23 million contract to DN Tanks, Inc. for water treatment plant clearwell improvements. Under the contract, DN Tanks will be installation of clearwell baffles in the three, five million gallon Osage Water Treatment Plant Clearwells. The improvements will help the City meet Texas Commission on Environmental Quality regulations.
City Councilmembers will also consider approving appointees to the Amarillo Construction Advisory Board and the Potter-Randall Appraisal District boards.
Tuesday's meeting will begin at 5pm in Amarillo City Hall (509 SE 7th Ave.) on Tuesday, October 10th.
For more information, visit amarillo.gov.


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More Shropshire roads to be resurfaced and repaired in October
A further three stretches of roads across Shropshire are to be resurfaced in October  as part of Shropshire Council’s annual resurfacing programme – with seven other roads set to be treated using a process known as thermal patching.
The roads to be treated – with dates of work – are:
- 26 September to 8 October: Battlefield Road, Shrewsbury (working hours 8pm to 6am)
- 17 to 21 October: A49 Shrewsbury Road, Hadnall – urban section (9.30am to 4pm)
- 21 October to 4 November: A4117 High Street, Cleobury Mortimer (9.30am to 4pm)
- 3 to 5 October: Castle Street, Ludlow (working hours 8pm to 6am)
- 4 to 6 October: Mount Street, Shrewsbury (7am to 5pm)
- 6 to 11 October: Forest Way, Shrewsbury (7am to 5pm)
- 6 to 13 October: Brand Lane, Ludlow (8pm to 6am)
- 11 to 13 October: Church Street, Church Stretton (7am to 5pm)
- 12 to 18 October: Enfield Street, Clun (9.30am to 4pm)
- 14 to 16 October: Victoria Road, Shifnal (8pm to 6am)
The sites have been identified via a combination of local engineering judgement and asset management data as being in need of treatment.
Thermal patching is a new treatment that is helping Shropshire Council and its highways partners to carry out more effective, longer-lasting repairs to the county’s roads.
The process includes heating the road surface surrounding the defect to 200 Celsius. The surface is then raked, topped up with bitumen binder and pre-heated material, then compacted.
To watch thermal patching in action, see this Essex Highways video.
In addition, potholes and other defects on 21 stretches of road will be treated in October by the council’s three Multihog machines.
And two Roadmaster vehicles will be tackling potholes on rural roads across south Shropshire throughout the month.
In total more than 40 stretches of road are set to be treated this year as part of Shropshire Council’s annual resurfacing programme.
For more information about each scheme, see and search the interactive map on the one.network website.


Tierney: Residents waiting too long for disabled parking bays
Speaking after a meeting of the Council’s Environment and Regeneration Committee, Cllr Tierney said:
“The SDLP has been pressing Transport NI for action to make the provision of residential disabled parking bays much more accessible.
“I have spoken to people who have had to wait for 9 months or more from the point of request to white lines going down outside their homes. That is unacceptable.
“These bays are not a luxury, they’re a necessity for people with profound mobility issues. The application process has been made unnecessarily difficult and I’m glad Transport NI have agreed to change.
“The current processes mean that TNI were waiting for a number of requests before tasking a Belfast contractor with their installation. A local contractor would be much better placed to deliver this service in a time sensitive way.
“We will continue to monitor this situation to ensure those in need of these disability parking bays are supported.”


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NOTICE OF PUBLIC
The Village of Los Lunas Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing at 6:00 p.m. on April 05, 2023 in the Village Council Chambers located at 660 Main St NW, Los Lunas, New Mexico to consider the following application.
DEKKER PERICH SABATINI, ACTING AGENT FOR HUNING LLC, HAS APPLIED FOR A SPECIAL USE AMENDMENT FOR THE LOS SENDEROS AREA PLAN, LOCATED WEST OF I-25 AND SOUTH OF MAIN ST FOR THE PURPOSE OF AMENDING THE LOS SENDEROS AREA PLAN TO ACCOMMODATE THE I-25 MORRIS ROAD INTERCHANGE FINAL GEOMETRY AND REQUIRED EASEMENT DEDICATION.
The Village of Los Lunas Council will subsequently hear and decide this case at 6:00 p.m. on April 27, 2023 in the Chambers located at 660 Main St. NW, Los Lunas, NM.
The full agenda will be available no later than 72 hours prior to the scheduled meeting, on the Village website – loslunasnm.gov – and also posted at the Village of Los Lunas Council Chambers. All persons have a right to attend this public hearing. Property owners who received notice of this hearing by certified mail have legal standing for their opposition or support of the item to be included in the public record. For statements of opposition or support to be included in the agenda packet, they must be received in written form by March 27, 2023 for the Planning and Zoning Commission hearing and April 17, 2023 for the Village Council hearing. Submit written statements in person, via mail or via email to the contact information listed below. Statements can also be made during the public hearings. Questions? Contact the Village of Los Lunas Community Development Department at (505)352-7658, 660 Main St. NW Los Lunas, NM 87031, or at [email protected].
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Douglas Community Association liases with Cork County Council in the management of a 5-acre park in the heart of Douglas. This park is a public amenity enjoyed by people of all ages and stages. It has a great variety of trees, oaks, ash, sycamore, birch and beech, provided by Cork Co. Council nursery. Many of these were planted in Autumn 1981 when Governor Sean Maccrann allowed prisoners from Cork Prison to plant the trees as a community project. These trees have matured beautifully and the spire of St. Luke’s Church of Ireland, a familiar sight to all natives of Douglas, creates a beautiful feature in the background. The park contains a State-of-the Art Playground provided by Cork Co. Council for children up to the age of 13. From early morning, joggers use the jogging path for a work-out.
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Latest News & Alerts: Information about the Florida Department of Transportation’s Toll Relief program (starting January 1) can be found on this page: Toll Relief Program – floridasturnpike.com.
DRIVER ALERT! Geotechnical Investigation and Boring in preparation for the Selmon Extension.
September 1, 2017 – DRIVER ALERT! Geotechnical investigation and boring are being done on Gandy Boulevard in preparation for the Selmon Extension.
From Wednesday, September 6th through Friday, September 8th you will see workers on the shoulders and medians of Gandy Boulevard west of Bridge Street from 7:00 am until 6:00 pm.
All lanes on Gandy Boulevard will remain open. Please be careful of our workers and drive safely through work zones!


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Southwest Harbor Construction Update [SPONSORED POST]
Here's the latest information from R.F. Jordan and Sons regarding the construction project in Southwest Harbor.
R F Jordan & Sons will be cutting and capping the existing water main connection at the intersection of Wesley Avenue and Main Street starting at 10 AM on Monday, June 9th.
This work will require service interruptions for 6 to 8 hours for water department customers in the following areas:
- Main Street, south of Wesley Avenue, including Route 102A to Seawall Road
- Robinson Lane
- Wood Street
- Apple Lane
- Ocean Way
- Lawler Lane
- Mansell Lane
- Shore Road
Thank you for your cooperation and patience as work progresses on this project.


The Solid Waste Authority needs help with its many community projects each year. Solid Waste Authority Green Team volunteers will help educate residents about the SWA’s waste prevention and recycling programs.
The next Green Team volunteer orientation session will take place Saturday, Jan. 11 at 10 a.m. at the Solid Waste Authority’s administration building (7501 N. Jog Road, West Palm Beach). Space is limited to 30 participants, and lunch will be provided.
To register for the Green Team workshop, call Linda Moreno at (561) 697-2700, ext. 4717.


The Istanbul Metro is still being built, but the completed lines allow you to travel easily and inexpensively between Atatürk Airport, the Otogar (main bus terminal), and the main tourist and hotel areas at Sultanahmet and Sirkeci. More...
Here's the central portion of the system, with a key to the most useful stations.
From left (west) to right (east) and top to bottom, here are notes on the most useful stations for visitors:
|— Atatürk Airport (IST) |
— Otogar - Main bus terminal
The official Metro Istanbul website is in Turkish only.) Click here for a detailed map of the entire system.


Hemel Hempstead Member of Parliament, The Rt Hon Mike Penning MP, has expressed his delight that Hemel Hempstead has been voted the 8th happiest place in the UK in Rightmove’s ‘Happy at Home’ survey.
Mike Penning MP said:
“I am delighted that Hemel Hempstead has been voted the 8th happiest place in the UK and top in the south east.
“Those of us who live here know that Hemel Hempstead is a great place to live – with lots of green spaces and a pleasant environment. The town centre improvements are progressing well and the Old Town and Jarman Fields are looking great!
“This is great publicity for our town!”


KUALA LUMPUR (April 5): Mass Rapid Transit Corp Sdn Bhd (MRT Corp) and Cyberview Sdn Bhd had on Wednesday (April 3) signed a mutual agreement to enable the construction of an MRT station for the MRT Sungai Buloh–Serdang–Putrajaya Line within the Cyberjaya City Centre.
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 14): Klang Valley's second mass rapid transit line (MRT2) is more than 37% complete, and is on track for full completion by July 2021.
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 18): Malaysia's construction sector is targeted to moderate at an annual average growth rate of 4.
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 12): Shares in Gamuda Bhd continued climbing in active trade this morning after rising 11.
KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 10): Bintai Kinden Corp Bhd shares jumped 12.
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Effective Oct. 1, 2022: permit fee increase.
All roll-off dumpsters for your projects must be obtained from CARDS Dallas. CARDS is the exclusive Solid Waste Provider for the City of Anna.
Use of non-CARDS roll-off dumpsters will be in violation of city ordinance and subject to the issuance of a stop work order, fines, and/or penalties.
To schedule a dumpster delivery, please contact CARDS at 877-592-2737 or by email.
Construction hours are from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. No work is permissible on Sundays.
Refuse containers must be on-site during construction until it is no longer practical. Trash fences must be installed.
No construction dirt, supplies, or materials may be left on the street during construction.
Portable restrooms must be available for workers and kept in good condition.
The city noise ordinance prohibits loud music near residences.


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The Sidmouth Herald (21st February) had this quote from Kim Scratchley, in its front page article. Mr Scratchley says that the proposed 12 acre site for a business park at Sidford Fields would seriously exacerbate flooding problems. “When it rains heavily, water pours down Ottery Lane, bringing water down onto the main Sidford and Sidbury road.His views were echoed by Marianne Rixson, also of Sidford, who pointed out that flood prevention measures, such as those at nearby Woolbrook, have been shown not to work, with the road there closed twice due to continued flooding. She made the further point that a large-scale business park would destroy the ‘green wedge’ between Sidford and Sidbury.
Pictures of the flooding problems, and more cautionary comments, are at this link: https://saveoursidmouth.com/2014/02/14/access-road-to-planned-sidford-business-park/


Our meetings for the rest of this year and next year have been published. See them here.
The Saughtonhall Community Association are holding this event in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support, at the Saughtonhal Community Association hall: 22a Saughtonhall Avenue, Edinburgh, EH12 5RN
Murrayfield Community Council-funded log bench celebrating Roseburn Park to be officially 'opened' by the Lord Provost on 25 August 2018 at 10 am. All welcome. The bench was commissioned by Friends of Roseburn Park and funded by Murrayfield CC and the West Neighbourhood Partnership. It marks the felling of 30 trees in the park during the 2017 flood prevention works.
Contractors have been appointed to construct the relocated play park in Roseburn Park. Friends of Roseburn Park have been advocating for and consulting on this for several years. The Edinburgh City Council funded project has a proposed construction period of 28 August - 18 October 2018.


Corps of Engineers to collect commercial debris
City clears issues to address removal of private property debris when owner can’t be found
TUSCALOOSA | Commercial debris will now be hauled away as part of Operation Clean Sweep, city officials said.
The City Council also is clearing legal hurdles to allow debris removal from private property with or without the owner’s consent.
Until Tuesday, crews were only dealing with debris from residential structures and properties. A total of 329,810 cubic yards of debris had been collected.
Now, as part of Operation Clean Sweep, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will remove rubble from commercial property only if it is on the right-of-way.
Tim Tyson, a spokesman for the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which is funding and overseeing Project Clean Sweep, said no decision has been made to allow commercial debris removal from business owners’ private property.
“Operation Clean Sweep will only go on rights-of-way at commercial sites,” Tyson said.
However, that policy could change.
“This still is a pilot program, so it’s still evolving,” Tyson said. “But that’s the condition set today.”
Shane Daugherty, director of the city’s Environmental Services Department, said the Corps of Engineers on Tuesday was granted permission to haul away debris that came from commercial property.
“I would suggest that commercial property owners either have their debris removed by a private contractor or placed at the curb for the Corps (of Engineers) to collect,” Daugherty said.
Also on Tuesday, the City Council passed a nuisance abatement ordinance that would allow rubble to be hauled away from residential private property in the event the owner can’t be located or otherwise authorize the debris to be hauled away by the Corps of Engineers.
City Attorney Tim Nunnally said the authority was granted in a May 12 opinion from the Alabama attorney general and a declaration by the Alabama Department of Public Health that all debris caused by the tornado is a public health hazard.
“All this does is put a process in place to deal with that,” Nunnally said.
The process would include efforts by city staff to contact the property owner. If that failed, notices that the debris would be removed would be placed on the property and published across various mediums, including newspapers and the city’s website. A public hearing also would be held during a City Council meeting before any debris would be moved.
Councilwoman Cynthia Almond questioned the speed of the process and wanted to ensure the city wasn’t going faster than the property owner’s negotiations with his or her insurance provider.
“You don’t want to get ahead of that,” Almond said.
Nunnally and others said each property that may require this process would be assessed on a case-by-case basis. Additionally, no specific property was identified as a potential candidate for this policy.
For residents who want debris removed from their private property, the city of Tuscaloosa is hosting an informational meeting tonight from 6-8 p.m. at Central High School.
A similar meeting is set for June 9 at Arcadia Elementary School.
Residents will be required to complete a form granting governmental work crews the right-of-entry onto private property. Also, residents who have received insurance proceeds intended to fund debris removal will be required to relinquish that money in order to pay for the work.
Reach Jason Morton at firstname.lastname@example.org or 205-722-0200.


As recommended by the White Pond Watershed Management Plan, the Town will be undertaking restoration measures at Sachem’s Cove beginning Monday, May 6. Work will address severely eroded slopes and unsafe access, and will include replacement of dilapidated concrete steps, installation of new timber steps, and substantial plantings to stabilize steep slopes. All measures are intended to reduce sediment runoff into White Pond, improving water quality which can be impacted by excessive nutrient and sediment loading. During the restoration work, some trails will be closed to allow access for construction vehicles. The attached map and construction schedule show which trails are open and closed during construction, subject to change based on weather and material availability. Signage will also be posted on the trails. We anticipate that all trails will be open by mid-June and the restoration efforts will be completed by July 2. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as this important project is implemented. Funding for the slope restoration work was generously provided through the Community Preservation Act. Please contact the Natural Resources Division at 978-318-3285 with any questions. Thank you!
Trail Closure Plan


COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG)
FIRST PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Hideout will hold a public hearing on Thursday, December 9, 2021 at 6:00 pm. All meetings will be an electronic meeting without an anchor location pursuant to Mayor Rubin’s No Anchor Site Determination Letter. Public comments are welcome and can be made by dialing or logging into Zoom Conferencing using the following:
Meeting ID: 435 659 4739
Meeting URL: https://zoom.us/j/4356594739
The Town of Hideout is eligible to apply to the Utah Small Cities Program, a federally funded program administered by the State of Utah, Housing and Community Development Division (HCD). The Town of Hideout is eligible to apply for CDBG funding provided the Town of Hideout meets the applicable program requirements.
The purpose of the public hearing is to provide citizens with pertinent information about the Community Development Block Grant program and to allow for discussion of possible applications. This public hearing will cover eligible activities, program requirements, and expected funding allocations in the region. The CDBG Program can fund a broad range of activities, including, but not limited to: Construction of public works and facilities, e.g., water and sewer lines, fire stations, acquisition of real property, and provision of public services such as food banks or homeless shelters. In the event that the Town of Hideout chooses to apply for CDBG funding, a second public hearing will be held at a later time to discuss the project. Further information can be obtained by contacting the Hideout Town Clerk, Alicia Fairbourne, at 435-640-2188. In compliance with the American s with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accommodations (including auxiliary communicative aids and services) during this hearing should notify the Hideout Town Clerk, Alicia Fairbourne at 10860 N. Hideout Trail, Hideout Utah 84036 at least three days prior to the hearing. Individuals with speech and/or hearing impairments may call the Relay Utah by dialing 711. Spanish Relay Utah: 1.888.346.3162.
Published on the State of Utah’s Public Meeting Notice Website – www.utah.gov/pmn on November 24, 2021.


COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — The annual Colorado Springs Veterans Day Parade returns to downtown Colorado Springs this Saturday, Nov. 5.
The parade is scheduled to begin at 10 am and is free and open to the public.
Because of the parade, Tejon St. will be closed from 7 am to noon between Cache la Poudre St. and Cimarron St. Dale Street, Monument Street, Willamette Street, St. Vrain Street, Boulder Street, Platte Avenue, Bijou Street, Kiowa Street, Pikes Peak Avenue, Colorado Avenue, Vermijo Avenue, and Costilla Street will also be closed between Cascade Ave. and Nevada Ave.
The city is encouraging attendees to park in public parking garages. Handicap parking will be available along Cimino Dr. and can be accessed at the intersection of Colorado Avenue and Cimino Drive.
Rates and times for the garages can be found at https://coloradosprings.gov/parking-system-enterprise.
For more information on the parade, visit COSVetsParade.org.
The City of Colorado Springs will observe Veterans Day on Friday, Nov. 11.


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Loughborough Commons Community Improvement District of City of St. Louis, "Financial Report, 2007" (2008). UMSLCAB - UMSL’s Political Science Millennial Era Saint Louis Local Curated Area Budgets. 208.


Friday June 1, 2018 – Friday June 1, 2018
225 East Coastline Drive
Description: Join the Downtown Council members, downtown advocates and guests for a morning of networking in the core downtown business district.
Location: Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront – 225 East Coastline Drive
Time: 7:30am for Networking, Meeting begins at 8:00am
Topic: Downtown Vision
Spotlight Speaker: Peter Gladstone – Jacksonville Symphony


Neighbourhood Plan Review: quotations sought
Uppingham Town Council is seeking quotations for the following work, to be undertaken in March 2021:
Laying out, and supplying print-ready artwork for, 20pp Neighbourhood Plan booklet. (All content will be provided by others.)
Please respond to the Town Clerk firstname.lastname@example.org by 0900 on Monday 8 March.
Posted: Tue, 02 Mar 2021 19:50 by The Clerk


Pärnu moat is full of charm, from the well-lit promenade that winds its way around it to the romantic footbridge that spans it and the fountain that spurts up in the middle of it (which happens to be the highest in Estonia).
The amphitheatre-style concert venue here is the perfect place to soak up a bit of culture. Nearby you can also see a blacksmith at work, while models of the city present its development from fortified settlement to the city it is today. You can explore the passageways between fortresses made of compacted soil and admire the restored Tallinn Gate, the starting point of an old postal route.
A special playground will keep the little ones entertained.


March 7, 2022
Phillipston Planning Board
Phillipston Planning Board is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Phillipston Planning Board's Zoom Meeting
Time: Mar 7, 2022 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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Town Report, activity for last year
Do inventory report
Prepare budget request for FY 23, send to FinCom
ANR Plan submissions, votes
Judy Lucero, ANR plan for Barre Road lot
Review mail, invoices, and notices.
Review Zoning Bylaws and potential amendments, back lots, reduced frontage lots, solar batteries.
Discuss secretary position, advertising and hire secretary.
Discuss setting up office at PMS


The Town of Copake Highway Department maintains a road system of 57 miles in length, eleven of which are unpaved gravel. The highway department is responsible for snow plowing, paving, grading, drainage issues, sign issues and other road maintenance.
Within the town there is no garbage, recyclable, appliance, brush or leaf pickup.
Scrap steel can NO LONGER be disposed of at the Highway Garage, these items can be brought to Columbia County Transfer Stations.
Recycling and brush/leaf debris is at the transfer stations.


The American Skyscraper: Cultural Histories (Hardback)Roberta Moudry (editor)
Hardback 298 Pages / Published: 09/05/2005
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More than any other phenomenon, the skyscraper has determined the character of the American city, altering its physicality and land use patterns; prompting design, technological, and infrastructure developments; creating internal work environments; and redefining boundaries and expectations of individuals and groups defined by gender, class, and ethnicity. This volume examines the various dimensions of the skyscraper in its American urban context. Focusing on the major skyscraper cities of New York and Chicago between 1870 and 1960, the studies in this volume address many of the major aspects of the skyscraper through a diversity of disciplines, including planning and public policy, art and architectural history, labor and business history, and American studies. The result is a kaleidoscopic view of the skyscraper, a building type whose existence as object and icon is inextricably linked to the city itself.
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Number of pages: 298
Weight: 925 g
Dimensions: 246 x 189 x 28 mm
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People who use State Highway 5 Old Taupo Road can expect delays while resurfacing work is carried out on the road this Saturday.
The resurfacing will take place at three sites between Hillcrest Rd and Springfield Rd.
The NZ Transport Agency says detours will be in place but people should avoid the area or expect delays.
If the weather isn’t ideal on Saturday the work could be carried out Sunday.
Once the work is complete traffic management will remain in place to allow the sealing chip to bed in.
Motorists can get real time information from:
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WILMINGTON, MA — Please be advised that the Wilmington Department of Public Works will begin resurfacing Woburn Street, from Salem Street (Route 62) to Park Street, beginning Wednesday, October 28, 2020.
During operations, Woburn Street will be closed between Salem Street (Route 62) and Park Street. Local residents will have access to their properties, although there may be short delays.
Please obey the directives of police details, detour signs, and warning signs during all construction operations.
It is expected the work will take approximately 2 weeks to complete. This date may be postponed due to inclement weather, or scheduling delays with the Town’s contractor.
If you have any questions, or require additional information, please contact the Department of Public Works at 978-658-4481.
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Millbrook Open Space Meeting Cancelled due to Inclement Weather - Rescheduled to Monday, March 12th at 7:00 PM at Windsor Town Hall - Please join us on the 12th!
The town is proposing to acquire 95 acres of land, the former Traditions Golf Course, on Pigeon Hill Road for the purpose of open space preservation and passive recreation. There will be an informational meeting on March 7th at 7:00 p.m. at Windsor Town Hall where you’ll be able to learn more about the opportunity to protect this large tract of land along the Mill Brook. Over 50% of the purchase price is being paid for by grant funding through the state’s Open Space and Watershed Protection Program. The proposal is part of an ongoing effort to conserve land along the Mill Brook which is a tributary of the lower Farmington River and ultimately the Connecticut River. Please join us and learn more about this exciting opportunity. All are welcome to attend.


NIA LAF 8.0
The Lagos Architects' Forum (LAF) is an annual event organised by the Lagos state chapter of the Nigerian institute of Architects (NIA). The event is aimed at bringing together professionals of the construction industry to discuss burning issues, create an environment to showcase new and applicable technologies, create networking opportunities for professionals and serve as a policy advocacy instrument.
The 2017 LAF, the ninth in the series, with the theme, “An Architectural Autopoiesis” is targeted at “renewing the processes and systems in which the built environment endeavours are being conducted in the light of the present- day realities.”
This year's edition promises to be very insightful and rewarding. Sessions will highlight contemporary issues such as regeneration of architectural designs and practices in view of the current economic recession, the Matrix of relevance; value and positioning for architecture, urban regeneration and new opportunities, global outlook of recession and the business of building, issues surrounding incessant building collapse, among others.” The forum would equally explore the imperative of regenerating old structures which abound in many parts of Lagos like Yaba, Surulere, Ikoyi, among others with a view to adapting them to new realities.
....Mark your calendar, The four day event is scheduled to take place from Wednesday the 10th of May - Saturday 13th of may 2017.
Set2build.com would be bringing you daily updates of events at LAF 8.0.


Crews work to repair a water main break that has cut water to a senior housing complex and the city library in on Friday, July 11, 2014. / Eric D. Lawrence/Detroit Free Press
A water main break on Inkster Road in Inkster has left senior citizens at an apartment complex without water today.
The water main break happened before 6 a.m. and affects the city’s library and an unknown number of residents at the Twin Towers senior citizen apartments. A city official said he expects repairs to be completed before the end of the day.
Staff at the apartment complex directed questions to an official at the Inkster Housing Commission, who could not be immediately reached for comment.
Resident Reggie Williams, carrying a case of bottled water into the complex, said he and his wife need their water because “you’ve got to shower and shave.”
“We need our water so I hope they get it done,” Williams said of the repairs.
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Chicago — The fact that Soldier Field will lose its landmark status reflects the reality on the ground: Soldier Field is truly not what it once was. But the splendid new spaces in Millennium Park show a way forward. The mayor should assemble a small team the caliber of those he selected for Millennium Park. This team would create a new Soldier Memorial on Northerly Island, on a hill, or as much of a hill as we can make in Chicago--our own little acropolis. The memorial would showcase the old Soldier Field colonnades, which would be moved from their present location. Where they stand today, they are both dwarfed by and detract from the new structure. In a new spot on Northerly Island, they would be a stately memorial and focal point for the new grounds.


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Size: 2290 SqFt
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This project is to modernize and add to an existing single family home set in Naples Park. Hlevel are providing major aesthetic enhancements to the build, but with minimal impact to the existing structure.
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The City of West Fargo Special Assessment Commission will hold a public hearing at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 8, in the Commission Chambers of West Fargo City Hall. During this meeting, the Special Assessment Commission will review the following projects that are being wholly or partially funded through special assessments:
Property owners in the improvement district have the opportunity to object to the proposed assessments in two ways. They may submit the objection in writing to the City Auditor (email@example.com or Attn: Special Assessment Objection, 800 Fourth Ave. E., Suite 1, West Fargo, ND 58078). Or, they may appear in person at the Special Assessment Commission public hearing.
Information about these projects, including improvement district maps, can be found at https://www.westfargond.gov/1021/Special-Assessment-Projects. A list of proposed special assessments, along with the time and date of this public hearing will appear in the legal section of The Forum.
During the Special Assessment Commission public hearing, impacted property owners may attend and present their objections. Based on these objections, or new information presented at the public hearing, the Special Assessment Commission may alter the assessment allocations or confirm the list as it was published.


Resurfacing works planned for A47 Dereham bypass
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Motorists on the A47 could face delays while part of the road is resurfaced.
The repair work will be done along a four-and-a-half mile stretch between Dereham and the slip road to Wendling.
Both the eastbound and westbound carriageways will be affected and the work will take place between Friday, October 12 and Tuesday, October 23.
The resurfacing will start overnight on Friday, October 12 and a temporary 40mph speed limit and two way traffic signal will be put in place until 10am on Sunday, October 14.
Once resurfacing is complete, overnight work to repair the road surface will continue from Monday, October 15 to Tuesday, October 23 inclusive. This work will take place between 8pm and 6am.
No work will take place on Saturday, October 20 and Sunday, October 21.
Drivers are being advised to leave extra time for journeys.


95 Cwrt Coed Parc, , Maesteg, . CF34 9DR
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POTENTIAL BUILDING LAND WITH LAPSED OUTLINE PLANNING FOR A DETACHED DWELLING.
Situated on a commanding infill plot with views across the Llynfi valley. Offering a rare opportunity to self build your own home or to develop as a building project.
Cwrt Coed Parc is a popular location and is situated in an elevated position within ½ mile of Maesteg Town Centre. Convenient for rail and bus links, local schools and amenities.
The Freehold plot was previously granted outline planning with 3 conditions as follows
1. Restricted to 1 dwelling
2. Private access driveway requires completing prior to commencement of building.
3. Drainage scheme to be approved and implemented prior to occupation.
The lapsed planning documents are available and can be emailed on request.
Planning reference number P/09/483/OUT
Strictly by appointment with Peter Morgan Estate Agents. Please telephone 01656 667100.
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Tonight, Feb. 17 at 7 PM: Richards Ave. Assisted Living Housing Meeting
Tonight: Meeting Concerning Richards Avenue Assisted Living Housing
Today, February 17, at 7:00 pm, the Norwalk Zoning Commission will be holding a meeting at City Hall where one of their topics of discussion will be the proposed assisted living facility on Richards Avenue. If you would like to find out more information about the proposal and bring up any concerns you have to the members of the council, you may do so at the meeting tonight.


Equestrians and hikers who know this section of the trail just beyond the Nellie Gail Road tunnel are familiar with conditions resulting from natural drainage that has been at best boggy and at worst impassable. In collaboration with the City, we have completed work this week to install culvert sections to transition water under and away from trails. This work will result in making a major link of the Nellie Gail Ranch trail system between the Equestrian Center and Moulton Parkway accessible for improved use throughout the year.
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City of Gold Coast does not mow grassed footpaths and nature strips in front of private, commercial or industrial property, on the basis that owners and residents with civic pride undertake this activity as a contribution to the amenity of the city. This allows us to direct our resources to other services.
The City is committed to mowing nature strips/road verges in front of residential properties where the residents/owners claim genuine hardship based on:
All applications for the provision of nature strip/road verge mowing services are to be made in writing. Applications will be considered based on the following:
As part of the assessment process for an application to the City to maintain the road verge fronting a property, the relevant Divisional Councillor will be consulted for input.
The nature strip/road verge mowing service is reviewed periodically to ensure residents remain eligible for this service and to maintain the accuracy of City mowing service records. We will require applications, including the medical certificate, to be updated and resubmitted during such reviews. This is not required if the original certificate confirmed a permanent disability. Applicants will be allowed a two (2) month period to resubmit applications prior to any termination of services.
For further information, please call us during business hours on 07 5667 5972.
Accidental damage to property by City mowing
Unforeseen accidents, where a stone or hard object is thrown up from a mower or a whipper-snipper, can happen unexpectedly.
If your property has been accidentally damaged by a City mowing asset, please forward the information about the incident by email to email@example.com or by post to City of Gold Coast, PO Box 5042, GCMC QLD 9726.
Make sure you provide as much detail as possible, including:
The City will investigate the claim once the above, written submission is received.


Starting on Thursday, June 27, PennDOT will begin repair and resurfacing of Route 24 – Center Street in Mt. Wolf Boro-East Manchester Township line to the intersection of Route 921 and Main Street in Mt. Wolf. Work is scheduled to be completed by the end of November of this year. Thank you.


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Sealed Request for Proposals (RFP's) addressed to the Mayor and City Council of Cumberland will be received at the City Clerk's Office, 57 N. Liberty Street, Cumberland, MD, 21502, until but not after 2:00 p.m. local time on Friday, October 29, 2021. All proposals must be submitted in duplicate in a sealed envelope, plainly marked on the outside as "19 Frederick Street Reuse Proposal." Proposals will be opened in the Cumberland City Hall Council Chambers on Friday, October 29, 2021 at 2:30 p.m.
Requests for additional information regarding the explanation or clarification of any point not sufficiently covered by existing documents must be directed to the Cumberland Economic Development Corporation at the contact information shown below by Friday, October 15, 2021, at 3:00 p.m. local time.
The Mayor and City Council of Cumberland reserve the right to waive any informalities and to reject any of all proposals, and to accept any or all proposals that, within their judgment, is in the best interest of the City, or to re-advertise for new proposals.
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SHARON ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
To Whom It May Concern, notice is hereby given that on Monday, Monday, November 17, 2014 at 7:00PM, at the Sharon Town Hall, 63 Main Street, Sharon, CT, the Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on the following Appeal:
Appeal #172 of Taghhannuck Grange for a variance to allow the construction of a handicap ramp on an existing building located at 7 Dunbar Road with a setback from the Front Lot line of 22 feet where the Regulations require 50 feet. The property location is â€“ Assessor Map 6 Parcel 32 in the Rural Residence District.
At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written communication received. The application is on file at the Selectmenâ€™s Office, Sharon, CT.
Dated at Sharon, Connecticut this 4th day of November 2014.
William Trowbridge, Chairman
Sharon Zoning Board of Appeals
R-A November 5 & 12, 2014


A MEETING of East Lindsey District Council’s Mablethorpe Area committee will take place on Wednesday, October 17, at 7pm.
The meeting will take place at the Salvation Army Hall in Somersby Avenue in Mablethorpe.
Members of the public and community group representatives are welcome to attend the meeting.
A representative from the Lincolnshire County Council Highways Department will attend to discuss highways priorities for the forthcoming 12 month period, with particular reference to Mablethorpe and the surrounding area.
This will include details of the process for members of the public to report highways issues.
The committee will also receive an update regarding the local Call Connect service and a presentation on tackling anti-social behaviour.
The agenda includes a 15-minute public forum allowing members of the public to ask questions.
For more info, contact Emma Bridge on 01507 613422.


The Jordie Lunn Memorial Bike Park will be having a soft opening May 28, with the full opening scheduled for some time in June. The Park will include a full skills area, jump lines and a Velosolutions pump track, available to ride Friday. Jordie Lunn, who passed in October of 2019, lives on as generations of riders follow him, and will perfect their riding at this dedicated bike park. The park was created with the assistance of the City of Langley, contractors, volunteers and staff.
Yup, it’s finally happening. After 2 years of hard work by City of Langford management, staff, contractors, and volunteers, we are very proud to invite you to experience the Jordie Lunn Bike Park as we open it to the public this Friday May 28. We are honored to have worked alongside Jordie’s family and friends to bring you a bike park that is worthy of his name and legacy. Join us as we #livelikejordie
It has been a huge honor and privilege to be able to bring this project to reality. Special mentions and huge props go to Darren Berrecloth, Cole Nichol, Velosolutions, Sooke Bike Club, Workhorse Trail Design, The Cycling Co, Patrick Nolan, Heather Rose, Dean Tennant.This project was not possible without the vision and teamwork of Jon Watkin, Parker Bloom, and Drew Mackenzie from the Wheelhouse Cycling Society. Special thanks to Darren Kiedyk and City of Langford Staff and Council for believing in this project and for making it a reality.
For more details about the Jordie Lunn Memorial Bike Park, visit the Jordie Lunn Bike Park page.


The Saint Paul Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Friday, October 15 at 8:30 a.m. on text amendments to Saint Paul’s Zoning Code regarding one- to four-unit housing. This is Phase 1 of the two-phase 1-4 Unit Housing Study. A summary of the study and the staff report can be viewed at https://bit.ly/1to4unithousing. Comments must be submitted in writing by noon on October 14 to [email protected]. Call in to the meeting by dialing 612-315-7905 and entering the Phone Conference ID: 724 356 504#.
A summary of the study and the staff report can be viewed on the City’s web site: https://www.stpaul.gov/departments/planning-and-economic-development/planning/current-activities/1-4-unit-housing-study


Investing in the North Avenue Commercial Corridor
Tags :Health and Wellness, Community Mobilization, Economic Prosperity
Location :The Innovations and Wellness Commons – 1617 W. North Ave
The Innovations and Wellness Commons (aka The Commons) is a community-driven, cooperatively funded multi-use commercial development on the corner of N. 16th and W. North Ave. in Milwaukee’s historic Lindsay Heights neighborhood. The Commons is revitalizing the commercial corridor of W. North Avenue, creating sustainable jobs, and increasing access to a variety of integrated services – healthy food, workforce training, educational and community programming, and health and wellness services – for local residents.
Phase II of The Innovations and Wellness Common will broke ground in 2019 and will host health and wellness focused tenants such as Milwaukee AHEC, Benedict Center, Nutritionists, and Counselors. Phase II includes a rooftop convening space that will be open to tenant-partners and community groups for events up to 130 people.
In the Media
IWC Phase II tenant, is Nutritionist and Author, Bridgett Wilder. Wilder has been teaching nutrition-focused Neighbor Nights for the past year with Chef Anomalous Campbell at Walnut Way. She has a powerful story to share and continues to inspire others to overcome barriers to wellness. Spectrum News visited Walnut Way to shine light on Wilder’s story. Watch the video.
Contact 414-264-2326 for more information.


Spring Branch ISD called upon our team to design and install new high-end playground equipment at Meadow Wood playground. This was a half a million dollar playground that required installation, fall protection surfacing, and sidewalks.
In order to meet the needs of our client, our team demoed existing benches and playground equipment, removed existing iron fencing to allow access for equipment and materials to pass through, implemented underground drainage on site underneath new fall protection surface and provided overall supervision of the project.
Our team worked closely with the architect and vendor to provide Spring Branch ISD with a variety of design options. Once a design was chosen, our team got to work!
During construction, bad weather and hurricanes affected the Houston area, and our project timeline. With the grit to do whatever it takes, our team worked efficiently around inclement weather to deliver a timely final product.
In the end, Jamail & Smith Construction provided a quality construction result that SBISD children love because it is safe, beautiful, and fun!


Better water supply for residents in Pearse Road Enniscorthy
05 June 2022
Works involve replacing backyard water mains and new service connections
Irish Water, working in partnership with Wexford County Council, is set to replace ageing backyard water mains and providing new service connections for customers in Pearse Road in Enniscorthy.
The project, which commences on Tuesday, June 07, involves the replacement of water connections, typically made of iron or lead, that were installed in the back gardens of some older housing estates. The pipework, due to age and deteriorating condition, are a significant source of leakage and reduced levels of service. Backyard services are usually shared, running through several neighbouring properties, making it difficult to detect and repair leaks. Since all properties share a connection, leaks and bursts affect all properties; usually resulting in low pressure.
The section of works will take place along Pearse Road in Enniscorthy from its junction with Parnell Road as far as the entrance to St. Patrick’s Park, taking in the associated roads to the residential areas
These latest water mains replacement works follow hot on the heels of works in St. John’s Villas in May, Enniscorthy where over 270 meters of new water mains were constructed along the public road, bringing a safer and more reliable supply to residents there.
Outlining the benefits the Backyard Service Replacement Project will bring, Joe Carroll from Irish Water, explained:
“Replacing these old and problematic pipes in Pearse Road will reduce the drinking water lost by leakage and will bring an all-round improvement to water quality for the local community.
Joe added: “In partnership with Shareridge Ltd and Wexford County Council, we have been engaging with the residents and aim to complete the works with as little disruption as possible. However, the works may involve some short-term water outages, but our project team will ensure that customers are given a minimum of 48-hours’ notice prior to any planned water outages.
“Where watermains are being constructed, traffic management may be in place. Parking spaces may be temporarily closed in order to complete works. Local and emergency traffic will be maintained at all times.”
Irish Water’s customer care helpline is open 24/7 on 1800 278 278 and customers can also contact us on Twitter @IWCare with any queries. For updates please visit the Water Supply Updates section.
Since 2018, Irish Water has invested over €500 million to upgrade the underground water network across the country through the delivery of the Leakage Reduction Programme. We are investing a further €600 million up to the end of 2024 - fixing leaks and replacing pipes to provide a more reliable water supply.


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Structural Inspections and Reports for Proposed Modifications and Relocations of the Services Room.
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Every week on “Tech Speak USA,” our host Jeff Hootselle sits down with specialists within the info expertise world. This week, Jeff spoke to Bernard Schmidt from the Jacksonville Transportation Authority, an impartial state company serving Duval County.
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) has multi-modal obligations. JTA designs and constructs bridges and highways and supplies various mass transit providers. These embrace specific and common bus service, a downtown Skyway monorail, the St. Johns River Ferry, the Gameday Xpress for varied sporting occasions at TIAA Financial institution Subject, Paratransit for the disabled and aged, and Experience Request on-demand providers.
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Canning Vale Industrial Estate Land Opportunity
Swan Brewery Industrial Estate
A land opening in Canning Vale. Representing a great opportunity for investors and businesses alike, Swan Brewery Industrial Estate has land from as cheap as $300 per square meter. Lots range from 1200 sqm right up to 3ha.
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Paving of Fryrear Road: US 20 to 126
Bid Date: 02/03/2021
Install and maintain temporary traffic control. Perform asphalt concrete shoulder repair. Place aggregate base and aggregate shoulders. Construct asphalt concrete pavement. Install recessed pavement markers and permanent pavement markings. Perform additional and incidental work as called for by the specifications and plans. Bonds Required. Prevailing Wages.
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Elder Drive closure and detour dates changed
Elder Drive closure date changed
Due to a change in construction scheduling, Elder Drive in Baxter, will be closed and a detour set up from July 16-20.
The road closure and detour was previously planned to begin Monday through July 13. Now beginning July 16, a portion of Elder Drive will be closed between Foley Road and Forthun Road due to utility and street improvements for the Costco development.
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Varanasi Metro: Project Information, Tenders, Stations, Routes and Updates
- Project Name: Varanasi Metro Rail Project
- Owner: Govt. of India and Govt. of Uttar Pradesh
- Executing Body: Varanasi Development Authority
- Project Type: Light Rail Transit System (LRTS)
- Project Cost: INR 17,227 Crores
- Total System Length: 29.23 km
- No. of Phases: 1 (2 Lines)
- External Funding Agency: NA
- Completion Target: NA
- Status: Under Consideration
Varanasi Metro Rail Network
Line 1: BHEL – Benaras Hindu University (BHU)
- Route Length: 19.35 km (Elevated: 3.845 km, Underground: 15.505 km)
- Stations: 17 (Elevated-4, Underground-13)
- Station Names: BHEL, Tarna, Shivpur, Sangam Colony, Gilat Bazar, Bhojubeer, Collectorate, Nadesar, Varanasi Junction, Kashi Vidyapeeth, Rathyatra, Benia Bagh, Kashi Vishvanath, Bangali Tola, Ratnakar Park, Tulsi Manas Mandir and Benaras Hindu University (BHU).
- Depot: TBD
Line 2: Benia Bagh – Sarnath
- Route Length: 9.885 km (Elevated: 1.923 km, Underground: 7.962 km)
- Stations: 9 (Elevated-2, Underground-7)
- Station Names: Benia Bagh, Kotwali, Machoori Park, Kashi Bus Depot, Jalalipura, Punchikrshi, Abapur, Havelia and Sarnath.
- Depot: TBD
Major Contract Awarded
- RITES Limited: Feasibility Study and DPR Consultancy.
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1. Pak-China Friendship Hospital to be constructed at a cost of $100 million to provide state-of-the-art medical facilities to the people.
2. Gwadar Smart Port City Master Plan approved.
3. Completion of 46% work on 19 Km Gwadar EastBay Expressway. Expected completion by October 2020.
4.Groundbreaking of New Gwadar international Airport (NGIA) was held by PM Imran Khan on March 29, 2019. Site work to start from 1st November 2019.
5. The ground-breaking of 300 MW Coal Based Power Plant is likely to be held in the 1st week of November.


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September 9, 2019 - May 29, 2020 @ Magruder Park
The Teen Center at Magruder Park, which operates Monday through Friday after school, is cancelled until April 4, 2020, due to the COVID-19.
September 17, 2019, 7:00 PM @ St. Matthews Hall (5901 36th Avenue)
Residents of the 3500 block of Manorwood Drive are invited to discuss the parking and proposed road striping plan along Manorwood Drive.
September 17, 2019, 7:30 PM @ The City Building (Prangley Room)


Informational Kiosks, Steel, Bronze, 10' h x 24" w x 24" d, 2009, Providence, RI
The Informational Kiosks are community bulletin boards that allow for posting in an effective way, without detracting from the neighborhood's attractiveness. Each kiosk features an easy-to-read, high-quality downtown map, which aids in way finding by highlighting major destinations. In its first phase, the Providence Downtown Improvement District (DID) identified locations for two kiosks, keeping public safety, pedestrian traffic, convenience, and visibility in mind. The DID partnered with the Steel Yard and artist Gillian Christy to design, construct and install two community information kiosks. christy created the bronze decorative top on each kiosk. The project was funded by the DID with support from the Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau.


TOWN OF KENT
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Town of Kent Planning and Zoning Commission shall hold a public hearing via a ZOOM meeting on Thursday, June 9, 2022 beginning at 7:00 p.m. to discuss and possibly act on: Application #’s 44-22C and 45-22SP, Daniel Havens for State of Connecticut DEEP (CAMA), 31 Kent Cornwall Road, Map 9 Block 15 Lot 63, open-sided addition to existing sawmill pavilion. Any corresponding documentation will be attached to the agenda which can be found on the Town’s website. At this hearing, persons may participate and be heard.
The ZOOM meeting number can be located on the official agenda that will be filed on the Town of Kent’s website a minimum of 48 hours prior to the official ZOOM meeting.
Wesley Wyrick, Chairman
R-A May 27 & June 3, 2022


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The District is notifying residents of an upcoming road closure.
Fraser Boulevard will be closed to the public from 7 pm - 9 pm the following days:
- Tuesday, August 18th
- Tuesday, August 25th
On these days and times, the Mackenzie Volunteer Fire Department will be utilizing the roadway for annual driver's practice.


Charrington Way Play Area Project
Published: 06 February 2024
The Parish Council has allocated funds for the improvement of Charrington Way play area and will shortly be going out to tender.
We have been considering various ideas and are consulting residents to ask what kinds of facility you would like to see
For more information, please visit our Community page:
Community - Broadbridge Heath Parish Council (broadbridgeheath-pc.gov.uk)
Save the Date – Tuesday 5th March 2024 4:30pm-6.30pm
We are holding a public drop-in session at the Parish Office, Sargent Way, to hear your thoughts and feedback on the project.
We look forward to hearing from you and seeing you then.


Public input meetings conducted by the facilitator have been scheduled. Please try to attend one of the meetings to provide the Master Plan Steering Committee with your thoughts.
Tuesday, May 15
General Public meeting held in the Glenwood Elementary School cafeteria
Wednesday, May 16
Meeting with the Perrysburg Township Trustees after their regular meeting
Thursday, May 17


Uttarakhand: Amid the land subsidence tragedy in Joshimath, cracks have additionally appeared on homes and buildings in Chamba town, Tehri district, Uttarakhand. Earlier on Tuesday, cracks appeared in about 50 homes and varied minor landslides in Bahuguna Nagar of Karnprayag. Landslides are occurring in villages adjoining to Lake Tehri and cracks have multiplied in homes above and close to the Chamba tunnel, placing greater than half a dozen households in danger, folks have knowledgeable. native. As a part of the All-Weather undertaking, a 440 meter lengthy tunnel was constructed in Chamba and after the tunnel was constructed, cracks began to appear in the homes in the principle market of Chamba. The sinking holy metropolis of Joshimath faces land subsidence that’s inflicting cracks in properties and settlements. Panic gripped residents as cracks appeared in 723 buildings, forcing 131 households from their properties.
“The cracks have began to appear for the reason that building of the tunnel started. Several inquiries have taken place however no motion has been taken. We had tenants who lived right here however we moved them out in 2019. We demand that the federal government take motion right here, similar to it did for Joshimath,” mentioned subsidence-affected resident Deepak Tiwari.
“Our home was hit when the tunnel was solely 3 to 4 meters lengthy. The sewage system has additionally stopped working since then. the home is close to the Chamba tunnel. Another affected native in the Badoni space mentioned: “An enormous calamity is looming however we do not perceive what the authorities are ready for.
Meanwhile, the Uttarkhand authorities on Wednesday introduced interim aid of Rs 1.5 lakh to affected households who’ve been relocated to safer areas. “Each family will receive immediate interim relief of Rs 1.50 lakh. Apart from the two hotel buildings marked as ‘unsafe’, no other buildings are being demolished. So far, cracks have been noticed in 723 buildings,” the secretary of Uttarakhand mentioned. Chief Minister R Meenakshi Sundaram instructed ANI.
Residents of Joshimath protested in opposition to the National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) on Tuesday demanding its elimination from the state. District officers have requested residents to vacate properties and different institutions recognized for demolition which have developed cracks and have been recognized as “hazardous”.
These buildings have all been marked with a crimson “X”. Two motels – the Malari Inn Hotel and the Mount View Hotel – have been marked for demolition and the dismantling course of which was as a result of begin on Tuesday night has been halted after protests from the proprietor of Malari Inn and a few residents. The protesters demanded compensation in keeping with the charges set out in the Badrinath Dham Redevelopment Master Plan.
(With ANI inputs)


Christchurch Road Roundabout
|Christchurch Road Roundabout|
|Location Map ( geo)|
|Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole|
|Junctions related to the A3049|
Christchurch Road Roundabout is a roundabout on the A35 Boscombe relief road. Despite its name it is not on Christchurch Road.
|Christchurch, Lyndhurst, Southbourne|
|Town Centre By pass (A338), Ringwood, Poole, Charminster, Winton|


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Brown Paving will be repaving Adamsmoor Drive and Mill Street on October 4, 5, & 6. In order to make this process go smoother we ask that there be no parking on these roadways October 4, 5, & 6 from 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM. There will be signage posted throughout the streets to remind residents. Thank you in advance for your cooperation. Please call the office at 513-897-8015 with any questions or concerns.


Charleston County has been considering “No Thru Truck” ordinance for some roads in the area for some time now and they are about to discuss the ordinance once again on Tuesday evening.
Reportedly, the Charleston County Council are about to discuss the ordinance on their meeting that will take place at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
“No Thru Truck” ordinance is an ordinance that restricts large trucks from driving on certain roads.
The ordinance specifically applies to Berryhill Road and Walter Drive, both of which are near Main Road and Maybank Highway on Johns Island.
Initially, the idea for the ‘No Thru Truck’ ordinance was brought to the council in August.
Once more details are available after the Tuesday meeting, we will update the story.
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The DART Clean Team Initiative will utilize onboard contract cleaning personnel from “Our Calling” United Community of Faith Staffing to remove trash and debris aboard DART light rail vehicles as they operate throughout the DART network, supplementing the extensive cleaning protocols already in place.
Each weekday night, DART light rail vehicles currently receive a complete cleaning between the hours of 7:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m., while the vehicles are at the rail yards. This includes sweeping, mopping, and a complete wipe-down with an EPA-approved cleaning agent.
DART light rail vehicles also receive a thorough cleaning at the eight terminus stations throughout the day with a focus on high-touch areas. High-touch surface areas are cleaned including handrails, door buttons, grab rails, and hanging straps. Red and Blue Line trains are cleaned every 60 minutes. Orange and Green Line trains are cleaned every 90 minutes.
Through the new Clean Team Initiative pilot program, 24 additional contract cleaners will board light rail vehicles across the DART network on all four light rail lines throughout the day. Two shifts will operate Monday-Friday, between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.


What to expect:
• The bike path full closure will begin at 6 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 3 and will last for approximately four weeks. The bike path is anticipated to reopen by 6 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 28.
• Signage will be in place to direct cyclists and pedestrians.
Due to the complexity of the work, closures can be postponed at any time without notice. View closure updates at ShiftSanDiego.com, Facebook.com/MidCoastTrolley, or Twitter.com/MidCoastTrolley.
For additional information about the Mid-Coast Trolley project call 877-379-0110, email [email protected], or visit KeepSanDiegoMoving.com/MidCoast.