Frequently Asked Questions
During the construction period, residents may experience temporary detours, dust and vibration caused by heavy equipment.
Individual driveways may be closed for short periods of time as pipe installation progresses and restoration work is completed. Coordination with homeowners will be done in advance for those occurrences. Orange cones will be placed to inform motorists and pedestrians of areas where construction is taking place and advise of alternate routes. Construction related easements may be needed and will be requested, if required. Residents will be informed in advance of any temporary interruption of services during construction.
Workers will take care so that driveways, mailboxes, and landscaping remain unaffected. If, however, any items are damaged during the course of the project, they will be repaired or replaced.
Design services are currently in process. Once design phase is completed it will go to permitting and then to construction. This web page will be updated throughout the duration of the project
Please call the project hotline at 561-597-2518, email Info@themerchantstrategy.com, or submit a question or comment under the “Contact Us” tab below.


Cambridge Housing Authority (CHA) and Bargmann Hendrie Archetype (BH A), the architect hired for the Burns Apartments renovation work, will give an update on some design options being considered for Burns Apartments. All interested Burns residents are welcome to attend. We need your input! The meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 25, 2017 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. at the Burns Community Room. Translation services will be provided in Haitian Creole, Spanish and Mandarin.
The purpose of this meeting is to provide an update on the progress of construction of the new Jefferson Park Apartments.
All JP Federal and relocated JP State residents are welcome to attend.
Regular Board Meeting - CHA Board of Commissioners
362 Green Street
Cambridge, MA 02139


Paving for pizza
Many of America’s roads are stricken with potholes, bumps and cracks, threatening tens of thousands of innocent pizzas on their way home. It’s devastating – bad roads shouldn’t ruin good pizza. Since local governments clearly weren’t fixing the problem, we did. Across all 50 states, we helped pave roads in disrepair to ensure every pizza made it home safe and sound and delicious.


KCC plans to carry out carriageway patching to Iden Green Road between the junctions with The Street and Standen Street.
The works are programmed to start on 22nd September and should take 9 days to complete. These activities will be undertaken during a working window between the hours of 9.30am and 3.30pm.
The road will be closed completely and the diversion route will be via B2086 Cranbrook Road, Swattenden Lane, A268 Hawkhurst Road, Gills Green, Cranbrook Road, A268 Rye Road, Megrims Hill, Sponden Lane and Mill Street. (And Vice Versa).
It is inevitable that residents and businesses near the works will experience some disruption, but KCC will try to keep these to a minimum. Any pavements will remain open at all times, but vehicle access to properties will need to be restricted for a short period while work is carried out in front of each property. If you have any particular access needs, please let the workforce on site know.
If your vehicle is usually parked on the carriageway, please make sure you park it somewhere else away from the site whilst the works are carried out.
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Want to learn more about road funding? Join State Rep. Henry Yanez at his Transportation and Road Funding Town Hall, where a representative from the Michigan Department of Transportation will deliver a nonpartisan, factual presentation.
TRANSPORTATION & ROAD FUNDING TOWN HALL
Monday, March 30
6 to 8 p.m.
St. Malachy Church
14115 E. 14 Mile Road, Sterling Heights, MI 48312
(Just east of Schoenherr)


Are you looking for a community to start your business, relocate or expand?
Land is available for Immediate industrial development. The Barron area is where you will find everything you need for industrial needs and good living. The area offers numerous price advantages while providing access to valuable business resources and major cities and highways.
Industrial Park Features
Four to eight acre level lots ready for development
Located near U.S. Highways 53, 8 and 25
Next to municipal airport
Electric, water, gas and sewer
For more information, call Barron City Hall at 715-537-5631.


Bombay HC asks Amitabh Bachchan to file representation to BMC against notice for acquisition of part of bungalow
MUMBAI: The Bombay High Court on Wednesday directed actors Amitabh and Jaya Bachchan to file an appeal against the notice issued to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to acquire a part of their bungalow “Pratiksha” in suburban Juhu.
The Bachchan family had earlier this week moved the High Court challenging the notice issued to them by the civic body.
A division bench of Justices RD Dhanuka and SM Modak directed them to file a representation to the BMC within two weeks.
“Once the representation is filed, the BMC will hear and decide after six weeks. Once the decision is taken, no coercive action will be taken against the petitioners for three weeks,” the court said.
The court further said that if needed, the lawyers of the Bachchan family can also be heard personally.
The petition sought quashing of the BMC’s notice and an injunction to restrain the civic body from taking any action towards land acquisition.
Two notices were issued to the Bachchan family on April 20, 2017, stating that certain portions of the plots near their residential property are within the regular line of the street and that the BMC intends to occupy such land with walls and structures. is to do.
The Bachchan family deputed their representatives to appear at the BMC office and inquire about the notice and discuss the matter with the civic authorities.
He told the BMC officials that it would be easier for the civic body to widen the road in the opposite direction to the location of the plots.
The petition states that for a period of four years and nine months, till January 28, 2022, no action was taken by the BMC to implement the notice. In the meantime, the petitioners conceded that the notice issued was quashed and hence no formal objection was lodged.
On January 28, 2022, some BMC officials verbally informed the petitioners that they proposed to implement the impugned notices and would soon occupy a portion of the plots set out in the notices.
The petition states that the impugned notices do not take into account the building structures on the plots, which cannot be demolished as per the MMC Act.
The petition claimed that the BMC has not issued any notice to other holders of plots on the same side of the road and no action has been taken by them for widening the stretch of road showing disparity in action.


The Solid Waste Division WILL BE collecting residential trash and recyclables on Wednesday, July 4th. Please have your containers curbside by 6:00 a.m. Commercial routes will also be serviced on their regular schedule.
The City of Prescott Transfer Station WILL NOT BE open on Wednesday, July 4th. We will reopen on Thursday, July 5th at 8:00 am. Please remember to cover and contain all your loads when transporting them to 2800 Sundog Ranch Road. For further information, contact the City of Prescott Transfer Station at 928-777-1116.
For more information about the City of Prescott, go to www.Prescott-az.gov, or call 928-777-1100.


The following is a summary of expected construction activities for Summer 2019 including relevant information about the exterior, interior work, and DOB permitted construction hours.
Roofing work (weather permitting)
Final rooftop mechanical commissioning
Con Edison work – complete new electric feed from street
North and east façade cleaning
Removal of scaffolding/hoist – anticipate July/August
Removal of sidewalk bridge – anticipate August
Complete 13/14 STEM Expansion interior fit out
Interior renovation work
Interior infrastructure work
Construction work will occur during normal DOB construction hours on weekdays from 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM with no exterior work beginning prior to 8:00 AM. No project deliveries will be permitted before 7:15 AM on weekdays.
Please be aware that Saturday work is planned from 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM, pending DOB approval, which will focus on interior work. We anticipate minimal impact to building access, vehicular traffic, and pedestrian walkways.
All dates and times are subject to change as weather conditions and unforeseen circumstances may impact the progress of work.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation. We have provided a dedicated phone line, an email address, and a community resource web page to ensure open, productive communication with our neighbors.


An engagement event on Sunday 3rd December, to give local residents the opportunity to have their say and ask questions about the proposed new health centre at Trevol Business Park in Torpoint, attracted almost 200 local residents.
A range of people were on hand to answer questions, including representatives from Community 1st Cornwall, NHS Cornwall and Isles of Scilly, Community Health Around Torpoint (CHAT) and Rame Group Practice staff.
Comments collected at the event, as well as from a questionnaire, will be used to help plan the proposed new health centre and the services it offers.
If you missed the event but you would like to find out more, please click here. To keep up to date with plans for the proposed development keep an eye on the Community 1st Cornwall website.


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A portion of Jolly Pond Road will temporarily close on Friday, Feb. 19 to allow work crews to complete the asphalt work on the bridge.
Work is expected to be completed by the end of the day and the road will reopen to traffic as soon as possible. For more information, call 757-259-4117.
Media Contact: John Horne, General Services Director757-259-4127; firstname.lastname@example.org


HOTEL MORENIA PODACA
With the contractor Ćitić gradnja Ltd. an agreement was reached for delivery of concrete for the project of building hotel Morenia in Podaca. The hotel will be four star category, and the entire complex is about 11,000 squares with nine bungalows and a beach divided into two hotel buildings. Estimated amount of concrete is approx. 5.000 m³.


At 7am, Vibhavadi Rangsit Road at Lak Si Intersection was swamped under water up to half the height of car wheels, while Ratchadaphisek Road from Ratchayothin Intersection to the Criminal Court was flooded at footpath level.
Meanwhile, at Kasetsart Intersection on Phaholyothin Road, flood water rose above footpaths, leaving only one usable lane for traffic on each side, but for large vehicles only. More than a dozen vehicles got stuck after their engines malfunctioned.
Chaeng Wattana Road from Government Complex to the entrance of Muang Thong Thani also reported footpath-level inundation.
Meanwhile, on Soi Lat Phrao 64 in Wang Thonglang district – which serves as a shortcut to Pracha Utit, Sutthisarn and Pracharat Bamphen roads – parents walked their motorcycles and children through high flood water to reach schools.
Bangkok’s Drainage and Sewerage Department said about 70 per cent of Bangkok and surrounding provinces experienced thundershowers in the morning, with heavy rains in some areas.
The department said it would continue to drain flood water from major roads so traffic can flow smoothly again.
Published : May 18, 2022
By : THE NATION


For high school student Michaela Melena, being able to play softball hits home.
“It changed me as a person. My family has been very involved in the sport ever since I was a little kid.
“When Michaela learned about the city’s plan to turn one area baseball field and one area softball field into soccer facilities, she decided to organize a protest.
More than 50 people came to the protest holding signs while chanting outside the Santa Maria Recreation and Parks Department.
Crews at the Minami Park are already in the process of removing the softball diamond there.
Crews are also planning to take out a diamond at Simas Park.
Michaela’s father, James Melena has been coaching softball and baseball teams for more than 30 years.
He’s concerned players are already practicing in a cramped area.
He’s afraid the plan could make it worse.
“My concern is the city has destroyed two softball fields and one baseball field. They’re putting lights up for soccer and taking away the practice field from us.
KCOY 12 reached out to the Santa Maria Recreation and Parks Department.
The department responded,
“I want to thank KCOY 12 for taking the time to ask us for a statement on the softball field issue. The city has been blessed to have great youth sports programs. The challenge has been to meet the demands of these sports programs with the limited number of sports fields in our city park system. This creates a scheduling issue; at most city parks, on any afternoon, you will find several teams practicing various sports on the same limited space. The City Council has made it a priority to find new sports field space in the city. While there are plans in the workshop new facilities, it will take hundreds of thousands of dollars, land, and most of all, time to develop additional open space. In the meantime, the department has been tasked with coming up with alternative plans to accommodate field use by multiple sports.
Our goal is to provide the community with access to as many sports fields as possible, given our limited resources. We feel that we have developed a plan to provide practice space for softball, and other field sports that will meet the majority of the community’s needs. It’s not a perfect plan; however the city, and the recreation and parks department remain committed to providing quality and safe sports facilities for our youth. We look forward to working with our sports organizations in addressing the lack of field space across the city.”
Michaela said she, along with dozens of others plan to express their concerns during Tuesday’s city council meeting.


As residents of Kenora prepare for winter, the City of Kenora will be installing the new Coney Island footbridge on Monday, November 14, 2022.
Installation of the footbridge will take place over a number of days and completion may be delayed due to the weather.
The Coney Island footbridge is being replaced this fall because the original saw extensive damage in May, due to high water levels on Lake of the Woods.
In July 2022, an engineering study found the footbridge to be beyond repair and in August, City Council approved a budget amendment in the amount of up to $225,000. (plus HST) to replace the damaged structure.


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Burnham: Neighbourhood plan workshop tonight
Residents are invited to a community workshop to discuss how to influence Burnham’s housing needs.
The event, which will be held at St Mary’s Church in Church Road from 7pm to 9pm tonight, will be a chance to find out more about the town’s Neighbourhood Plan and to discuss the issues which need to be considered.
The team leading the preparation of the Neighbourhood Plan were also out on Burnham High Street as part of Burnham Carnival and 300 comments were recorded.
Town mayor Neil Pudney said: “This is a really important project for the future of Burnham-on-Crouch.
“We’ve made a great start with this event and we’re delighted to see so many people with ideas for the Neighbourhood Plan.
“We hope people can come along to the community workshop and really get involved.”
For further information call David McNeill, town council clerk, on 01621 783426 or visit www.burnhamneighbourhoodplan.org.
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Geelong is building a strong street art identity. There has been an increase in the amount of commissioned work in the CBD as well as unofficial pieces – if you know where to look!
We ended up creating a separate site to share the latest artwork. You can visit it at Geelong Street Art.
More sculptures are being continually added as part of the Central Geelong revitalisation.


Stephen Fry has warned that Soho is facing a threat to its “authentic soul” under plans for Crossrail 2.
The 59-year-old actor and presenter has launched a petition to “save” the famous area of London from the transport scheme.
Urging people to sign a petition, the Baftas host wrote: “We do not oppose Crossrail 2. However, we oppose any decision to include Soho in the scheme.
“The new threat to Soho’s authentic soul coming from Crossrail 2 is a real and urgent issue that needs … to be debated and understood as widely as possible around the country.”
Stephen, who is chairman of Save Soho, added: “Soho is not just a metropolitan enclave … it is a focus, a magnet for the young, creative and open-minded around the country.
“I believe and hope that this petition will do a great deal to focus public awareness and understanding of the dangerous waters lapping up against Soho and the very real and exciting possibilities that arise from retaining the area’s spirit.”
He warned that “the future of Soho could change dramatically” if plans are approved to demolish “two blocks of Soho for a new train station that will bring double the footfall of King’s Cross Underground into and around” the area.
“That’s 270,000 people every three-hour peak right on the corner of Frith Street and Shaftesbury Avenue,” he added.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has warned that London’s transport network will grind to a halt due to overcrowding unless the Government backs Crossrail 2.
Construction could start in the early 2020s and the railway could be open by 2033.
Save Soho founder and musician Tim Arnold said the potential impact on Soho was “a national issue”.
“Every taxpayer in the UK will be paying out of their pockets for the £32 billion bill for another London project that will destroy a valuable cultural asset,” he said.
“Sign this petition to stop the Government from wasting your money on demolishing the world’s leading community of diversity, inclusivity and a longstanding legacy to provide space for creativity and freedom of expression. That space now has a shelf life of months.”


*Follow this link to view the closure location and detour route*
Northern Lights Road to be closed between Epic Lane and Breckenridge Road, September 22 at 10:00 a.m. - September 24 at 5:00 p.m. View Detour Route Here!
STOP signs have been posted for both directions of travel on Whalen Road at Liberty Drive. In addition, Whalen Road (between Liberty Dr. and Fitchrona Rd.) is scheduled to open Saturday, September 9th. View Map Here!


Comprehensive Plan Update work sessions will be held on the fourth Wednesday of each month from 4:00-6:00 p.m. in City Council Chambers, Stryker Center, 412 North Boundary Street.
The following topics and dates* are currently proposed for the update:
- May 23 – Introduction (Chapter 1) & Goals (Chapter 2)
- June 27 – Downtown Vibrancy Study
- July 25 - Short Term Rental Discussion
- August 22 – Housing (Chapter 8) – Housing Study Presentation by Sarah Stafford
- September 12 - CANCELLED and moved to September 26 from 4:00-6:00PM
- September 26 – Community Forum on Housing
- October 24 – Proposed Short Term Rental Ordinance Discussion and Neighborhoods & Housing (Chapter 8)
- November 28 – Parks & Recreation Master Plan Presentation
- January 23 - Economy (Chapter 4) & Commercial & Economic Development (Chapter 10) – Economic Development Study Presentation
- February 27 – Institutions (Chapter 9) - Colonial Williamsburg Foundation & College of William & Mary
- March 27 - Institutions (Chapter 9) - Williamsburg - James City County Public Schools & Williamsburg Regional Library
*Additional dates and meetings may be announced. Please check back for updates.
** Dates for discussion of Population (Chapter 3), Community Character (Chapter 5), Land Use (Chapter 7) & Environmental (Chapter 6), Transportation and Utilities (Chapter 11) are pending


COVID-19 Notice: Per Governor Baker's executive order to waive certain open meeting law requirements, the Planning Board is meeting virtually using the Zoom videoconferencing platform. This page will list the ways to participate in the meetings one week prior to each meeting.
If you have any questions about current projects under review, please contact Francesca Cigliano (email@example.com / 978-674-1424), Jess Wilson (firstname.lastname@example.org / 978-674-1472), or Dylan Ricker (email@example.com / 978-674-1464).
The City of Lowell Planning Board will hold a meeting on Monday, 5/17/2021 at 6:30pm.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the meeting will not occur in-person. Please use one of these four options to access the meeting:
1. Join via your computer, tablet, or smartphone: https://lowellma.zoom.us/j/89554018332
2. Call 646-558-8656 and enter the MEETING ID: 895 5401 8332
3. Watch LTC Channel 99
4. Watch online at: www.ltc.org/watch/channel-99
60 Fletcher Street - Site Plan Review and Special Permit (5/17 meeting)
14 McIntire Street - Minor Modification (5/17 Meeting)
Westlawn II Tree Hearing (5/17 meeting)
Cawley Stadium Tree Hearing (5/17 meeting)
44 Rock Street - Site Plan Review (withdrawn)


Shahriar Nasser quoted in AJ on leadership in RIBA
FLAT OUT- Homebuilding and Renovating article
New downloadable BA brochure is released
Planning success for our Oxford Student Housing project
Our opinion published in Planning magazine
Our wonderful project ‘Park Village West’ has once again made it into the press, this time Homebuilding and Renovating.
South Hill Park published in The Arch Biz
New project starts on site
Shahriar Nasser has been made a member of the Islington Design Review Panel for the period 2015-2017
Belsize Architects Saudi Arabia mixed-use project features in Building Design magazine.
Belsize Architects Saudi Arabia project in Dhahran featured in Architects Journal
Pond Street and Park Village West published in My Home Building Magazine as part of their Modern Extensions article


Due to rain in the forecast for tomorrow, the tenth annual Community Beautification Day in Uniacke Square has been rescheduled until next Saturday, June 24.
Area residents, in partnership with Halifax Regional Municipality, Halifax Regional Police and the Metro Regional Housing Authority, are hosting the tenth annual Community Beautification Day in Uniacke Square this coming Saturday.
The Beautification Day will involve various agencies and citizens in a litter clean-up and flower planting. The event will culminate with a lunchtime BBQ and entertainment on Uniacke Street, which will be closed to traffic from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Members of the media are invited to attend the Community Beautification Day:
What: Uniacke Square Community Beautification Day
Where: Uniacke Street
When: Saturday, June 17 from 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Source: Media Release


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GranbyBikeLanePresentation-1Download Bike Norfolk President, Liz Schleeper, presented this material at Norfolk City Council on Nov 7th, 2021.
I wanted everyone to see the work the BPTC is doing on our behalf. See letter below. LETTER OF SUPPORT – GRANBY STREET LANE REPURPOSING PROJECT June 22, 2021 Melissa Seek, MPH Chair Bicycle Pedestrian Trails Commission Dear Council: The Bicycle Pedestrian Trails Commission (BPTC) submits this letter in strong support of the proposed lane… Continue reading BPTC letter of Support for Granby Street Bike Lane
The City of Norfolk and Bike Norfolk are happy to announce the date for the official (and virtual) grand opening of the Northside Park Trails. Join us September 12th at 10am. You can check it out on Facebook LIVE on the Northside Park Mountain Bike Trails Norfolk Facebook page. Included in the opening will be… Continue reading Official Northside Park Trail Opening
Every year Bike Norfolk gets out in the community when daylight savings time ends and hands out bike lights to those who are riding ''ninja style"; without lights in the dark. We will be out there again on Monday November 4th to illuminate those who have neglected their own safety, be it because they couldn't… Continue reading Illuminate Norfolk
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Fall greetings neighbors, THE MAIN MESSAGE I’m writing to update you on some very significant steps being taken by the City of Seattle related to urban growth in our neighborhood, especially regarding the northwest corner of Whittier Heights and the Crown Continue reading From WHCC President – Urban Growth Planning in Whittier Heights
Here is the agenda for our meeting: February 12, 2017; 7:00-8:30+ Ballard Church (basement meeting room) 73rd NW & 14th. Here is the agenda for our Monday, Feb 12 meeting: 7:00-7:10 pm – Introductions, review of agenda 7:10-7:20 pm – Continue reading Agenda for WHCC Neighborhood Meeting on Feb 12, 7 pm
WHEN: next Monday, Feb 12 @7-8:30 pm WHERE: Ballard Church at 1460 NW 73rd (14th & 73rd) Please join us to discuss Whittier Heights community topics: (bylaws, new tool library, Neighborhood Matching Fund, Ballard issues/projects) Plus an update/vote on grant Continue reading WHCC Neighborhood Meeting on Feb 12 @7-8:30 pm
Join us for the 8th Ave NW clean-up walk on October 7 at 10 am. We are partnering with Seattle Clean Street Collective for the clean-up. It will be fun and educational, and we will pick up trash safely (with Continue reading Community Clean-up Walk for 8th Ave NW – Oct 7 at 10 am – meet at Kirke Park
Neighbors, Whittier Elementary playground is ready for an upgrade and is seeking community support. Please see below and also here: Whittier Elementary Playground Upgrade Is the Whittier neighborhood ready for a public space upgrade? The primary play structure on Continue reading Whittier Elementary/Public Space playground upgrade
Whittier Heights Community Council and Kirke Park Emergency Communications Hub are showing “The Princess Bride” as Outdoor Movie Night on Saturday, September 9, 2017 at Kirke Park. First learn about our Whittier Heights Emergency Hub at 6:30 pm. We’ll show how the hub can Continue reading Whittier Heights Emergency Hub / Outdoor Movie Night on Saturday, September 9 at 6:30 p.m.
We’re happy to announce that the first Whittier Heights community clean-up walk is scheduled for October 7 at 10 am. We are partnering with a terrific group, Seattle Clean Street Collective (seattlecleanstreet.org) for the clean-up. Neighbors of any age and Continue reading Community Clean-up Walk – 8th Ave NW – Saturday, October 7 at 10 a.m.
The July meeting is this Wednesday at Merrill Gardens at Ballard (5601 24th Ave NW). Agenda to come.


SOLIHULL council is letting you have your say on ‘smart routes’. Well that’s if you work, live, travel, or shop along the Chester Road or the A34 Stratford Road.
In a new scheme, Solihull council is currently out to gain more information on how the Chester and Stratford Road function, in order that routes along the roads can be improved for those who use the roads and the local communities.
The name of the study is the ‘Smart Route Study’ and these studies include the council improving both roads for the communities around them. The council with be looking at routes used by pedestrians and people on the road, and understanding any difficulties people will have along the way.
The aim of the studies is to engage with the local people and understand their problems on the routes. Solihull Council would like to hear from as many people as possible to find out as much information.
Cabinet Member for Transport and Highways Cllr Ted Richards said: “We encourage anyone who uses these roads, lives, works or shops to express their views to us clearly, so we can recommend the right improvements for the public and the community.”
People who would like to get involved with these studies can attend a series of ‘drop-in sessions’ in which people can discuss issues with each other and with members of the study and pinpoint any issues on the map.
Drop-in sessions for Stratford Road are being held at the Shirley Centre on Saturday September 12 at 1pm - 5pm and on Tuesday September 15 at 12.30pm - 5pm.
Drop-in sessions for Chester Road are going to be held at Castle Bromwich Youth and Community Centre on Wednesday September 23 at 6pm - 9pm and on Saturday September 26 at 1pm - 4pm.
Talks with community groups will also be held at schools and questionnaires will be handed out for people to fill in and entered into a prize draw to win one of two £50 shopping vouchers.


NOTICE OF DEADLINE FOR STORM DEBRIS REMOVAL
STORM DAMAGE DEBRIS FROM 7/16/2023 STORM MUST BE PLACE IN THE RIGHT-OF-WAY BY AUGUST 6, 2023.
Residents of the Town of Merrimac may move trees & limbs, off private property (onto public right-of-way) to be picked up.
The debris that will be picked up is only for storm debris in manageable pieces, up to 18” in diameter (ONLY trees & limbs). Other debris will not be picked up.
Debris must be placed onto public right-of-way by 8/06/2023 to be picked up.


The Town Council voted unanimously Monday night to establish a Development Program and Tax Increment Finance (TIF) district plan for about 1,000 acres south of the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. The area includes what has come to be known as the Pettengill Road project.
‘Front Page Stories’
There will be no public readings of emails and letters received by the planning board. In a conversation between board member Maria Newman and Chairman Arthur Rugg during the last Planning Board meeting, Rugg told Newman that emails and letters that were pertinent to a public hearing on the agenda would be read into the […]
Projects considered to be “urgent” will likely go before voters in March under the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). A public hearing was held at the Wednesday, Oct. 9 Planning Board meeting on the 2015 to 2020 CIP. Geographic Information Systems Manager and Comprehensive Planner Jon Vogl explained that the CIP covered projects valued at greater […]
Superintendent of Schools Nathan Greenberg answered questions that school board members had raised when the official policy presentation on concussions was made by Athletic Director Howard Sobolov and Athletic Trainer Michelle Hart-Miller the previous month.
Londonderry-based Nutfield Publishing, which owns the Londonderry Times, and the Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber of Commerce present a community-wide Harvest Fest on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Historical Society’s Morrison House on Pillsbury Road.
Governor Maggie Hassan and the Executive Council brought their regular meeting to Londonderry last week. Town Manager Kevin Smith introduced the Londonderry High School a capella group Rising Harmony, composed of Erin Conti, Rachel Hansen, Stephanie Conti and Cailey Blatchford, who sang “The Star Spangled Banner” and “Amazing Grace.”
Resident Mike Speltz went before the Town Council Monday night to express his disappointment that the Council had accepted the 600-plus-acre Woodmont Commons Planned Unit Development (PUD) Development Agreement without holding a public hearing on the matter (see related story page 2). “I am profoundly disappointed that the Town Council entered into a 20 year […]
The forensic audit of impact fees on the town’s books since 1994, the result of an order issued by Superior Court Judge Marguerite L. Wageling in a December 2012 ruling, will cost $209,385.27. The audit was ordered because the court found that the town’s impact fee program had at times been illegal and that refunds […]
Using a spreadsheet and map provided by Geographic Information Systems Manager and Planner Jon Vogl, School District Business Administrator Peter Curro outlined for the School Board the future growth anticipated for the town, based on a projection of residential projects that would be “substantially” completed in three to five years. The projections anticipate a large […]
Though they agree on its importance to the region, state transportation officials said the widening of Interstate 93 as far as Manchester and the related Exit 4A project will not happen until there is a dedicated funding source. New Hampshire Department of Transportation (DOT) Commissioner Chris Clement; Bill Cass, Director of Project Development for the […]


The Morgenstadt ('City of Tomorrow' in German) Initiative researches into sustainable, adaptable and livable cities of the future. Morgenstadt 2050 invites comic artists to visualize stories of tomorrow. New Asia, 2011 is the first of a four-part story - The Politician, The Woman, The Prophet, and The Architect - building towards 2050.
2011. Digital prints, 14.8 x 21cm each
Commissioned by Goethe Institut and Moga Mobo


Coventry University’s Master Planning consultants, Turnberry, are holding a public exhibition of the University’s plans for the former Civic Centre site (opposite the Council House). This will take place on Wednesday 29th and Thursday 30th January 2020 in the covered court of the Herbert Gallery. The exhibition will be open from 15:00 – 18:30 on each day. The project team will be on hand to answer questions and to record your feedback.
The plans include new academic and social facilities, including a new auditorium, alongside residential accommodation for visiting lecturers and researchers.


A date has been set for the removal of the Scartho Road bus lane in Grimsby to ease congestion.
Furious motorists labelled the rush-hour queues a nightmare because of the bus lane reducing traffic to a single lane.
But North East Lincolnshire Council has agreed to have a trial period of six months to assess the effect of having two lanes of traffic, starting on December 9.
The road markings signaling the bus lane will be removed and signs warning motorists about the times it is effective will be taken down.
New hi-tech sensors have been fitted to traffic lights along Scartho Road which will give priority to buses.
The Stagecoach buses have software on board which is recognised by the traffic light sensors. That gives bus passengers priority and faster journey times than motorists, in a bid to cut the number of car journeys.
There are eight buses per hour using Scartho Road.
The review will also analyse the impact on traffic on Louth Road and Waltham Road in Scartho.
Scartho ward councillor and portfolio holder for communities, Councillor Ron Shepherd said the review over the next six months will also examine how effectively the traffic-light controlled junction to Diana Princess of Wales Hospital, is operating.
"It is action at last," he told Grimsby Live.
He added: "It has been out for consultation and officers have been looking at traffic flow. We also want to look at the hospital junction because we get a lot of complaints from people who say it is not working."
The cabinet member said: "It has taken two years of us asking for the bus lane to be removed and it was agreed at Full Council."
North East Lincolnshire Council's portfolio holder for environment and transport, Councillor Stewart Swinburn said: "There has been a lot of concern about congestion. We will be removing the bus lane for a trial period and review it."
He added: "buses will not be held up as there are new ultra-modern traffic signals which connect to software on the buses."
The portfolio holder said: "It is not our intention to remove bus lanes throughout the town. This is just a particular area we are reviewing."
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Date: 5/05/2023 Contact: Tracy Rannels / Mansfield Service Complex
Subject: Road Closure
Due to catch basin repairs it will be necessary to close sections of the following roads while work is being completed.
Kirkwood Drive from Middle Bellville Road to Sherwood Drive
The street has been closed and is expected to reopen May 10, 2023. Construction signs will be posted at the work site. Traffic is advised to plan an alternate route to avoid possible delays.
Any questions concerning this notice may be directed to the City Service Complex during normal business hours, Monday thru Friday 7:00am to 3:30pm at 419-755-9806.
Thank you, City of Mansfield Service Complex


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Metra Commuter Train and Sears Tower
A Metra train outbound from Chicago pauses at the Clybourn Station on the city's Northwest side before continuing to the suburbs. The ever-present Sears Tower stands tall overhead.
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The Town of Norwood Board of Trustees is having a work session at 7pm tonight to discuss a counter mandate option of ordinance 0911 Series 2013 regarding the opt-out of retail marijuana establishments, etc. The public is welcome to attend.
The meetings for the town entities start this week , on Tuesday October 8th. The NWC will meet on Tuesday, the Board of Trustees will meet on Wednesday, 10-9-19 and the NSD will finish the week of meetings on Thursday, 10-10-19. All meetings are at 7pm at the Community Center and the agendas are posted under the proper dropdowns.
The P&Z Commission is having a public hearing on Monday, September 30, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. at the community center. The packet is under the town dropdown


The completed Hove Plinth was revealed on Saturday 21st April. Inspired by the Fourth Plinth in London, Hove Plinth will showcase a new local sculpture every 12-18 months on Hove seafront, providing an exciting new cultural attraction for the local community.
It was a wonderful celebration with hundreds of people attending the occasion. The Mayor of Brighton cut the ribbon to reveal the plinth and it’s spectacular first sculpture, Constellation by Jonathan Wright. Hove Plinth was designed by Hove Civic Society and funded by grants, crowd funding and help from local business.
HOP provided advice to overcome the design challenge for the plinth to accommodate a wide range of future sculptures. As a result, we were awarded ‘Hove Plinth Heroes’ for our contribution.
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The regular scheduled Taos historic Preservation Commission meeting has been canceled for this week.
The regular scheduled Taos historic Preservation Commission meeting set for Wednesday (Nov. 20) has been canceled.
The commission will be meeting again on Dec. 18 for their next regularly scheduled meeting. The agenda for the December meeting has not yet been posted.
The commission regularly meets at 5:30 p.m. on the third Wednesday of every month in the Town Council Chambers.
Five members, appointed by the mayor and approved by the town council, make up the commission and discuss matters that occur within the historic district in Taos.
Members must either own property or a business within the historical district, own property or a business within town limits or be appointed at large by the mayor.
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** UPDATE – June 21, 2022**
Please note that the construction schedule for the Brompton Water, Sewer and Storm Replacement project has changed to 10 working days, 4 days off. Please see below for the updated construction schedule for the Brompton Road project:
Construction ON: Tuesday, June 21 – Thursday, June 30
Construction OFF: Friday, July 1 – Monday, July 4
Construction ON: Tuesday, July 5 – Thursday, July 14
Construction OFF: Friday, July 15 – Monday, July 18
Construction ON: Tuesday, July 19 – Thursday, July 28
Construction OFF: Friday, July 29 – Monday, August 1
And so on until further notice.
UPDATE: May 16, 2022
Work is now scheduled to take place as early as Tuesday, May 24th on these projects. Please make sure that any large vehicles (campers, boats, trailers, etc. ) that you want moved from your property are done so before construction begins as it may not be possible afterwards. Please make sure that NO VEHICLES are parked on the street as of this date. Contractors will try to have a lane open to traffic at all times, although this may not be always possible throughout the summer. Please be prepared to park your vehicles at the end of the construction zone and walk to your homes at certain times. If you have any questions regarding the construction, please contact one of the contacts located at the bottom of this notice.
Notice to Residents regarding the upcoming construction on Brompton Road, Rouse Street, Frost Street, Stadler Avenue and Newton Avenue.


Local MP Andrew Jones joined cycling enthusiasts for the re-opening of the Beryl Burton Cycleway at the weekend.
The surface of the cycleway had become very badly pitted and drainage was poor. It seemed for a time that there would only half of the cycleway would be made good due to a shortfall of funds from North Yorkshire County Council.
However, encouraged by Andrew – who contacted the Council’s Cabinet Member responsible for the cycleway, Councillor Gareth Dadd, and local Councillors who raised the issue at full Council in Northallerton, North Yorkshire County Council and Harrogate Borough Council joined forces to ensure a full resurfacing and drainage scheme was completed.
There was quite a gathering which wasn’t surprising as the Beryl Burton Cycleway is a popular route. It is easy to see a real enthusiasm for cycling in our area and the facilities are improving to meet that enthusiasm.
I continued to be impressed by the expertise of our local cycling groups and the way they work with our local councils so that their expertise is utilised to provide new and better facilities.
This fit-for-purpose cycleway made possible through collaboration between local councils and volunteers shows the way ahead as we prepare for next year’s Tour de France spectacular in Harrogate and Knaresborough.
Photograph Andrew Jones MP with cyclists, Councillors and local people at the Knaresborough entrance to the cycleway.


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Founded May 15, 1963 — 61 years ago
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Is Games rush responsible?
Three weeks after a Metro pillar collapsed and killed six people at Zamrudpur in south Delhi, a portion of the road caved in and injured two persons less than 2 kms from the accident site.Updated: Aug 03, 2009, 00:23 IST
Three weeks after a Metro pillar collapsed and killed six people at Zamrudpur in south Delhi, a portion of the road caved in and injured two persons less than 2 kms from the accident site.
This time, it was the much-maligned BRT corridor where the accident took place.
The accident happened on a yet-to-be-operational stretch of the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) Corridor when a portion of the road caved in, creating a seven feet wide crater.
The Delhi Government said it would order an inquiry into the incident.
This section of the BRT, between Moolchand and Delhi Gate, is expected to be opened in September. The first section of the BRT opened between Ambedkar Nagar and Moolchand last year. It faced a lot of criticism for a number of accidents and deaths on the corridor due to poor construction management and traffic chaos.
“We will order an inquiry and the guilty will not be spared,” Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit said. “Accidents do occur, but we will have to find out what had actually happened today.”
The Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System (DIMTS), which is managing the corridor, is going to use ultrasonic equipment to find out the problem that led to the collapse.
But are these accidents a result of the rush to complete road and transport projects across the Capital before the Commonwealth Games next year? Is safety being compromised to meet deadlines?
Experts say both the Metro and now the BRT incident show that safety guidelines have been overlooked.
S.M. Sarin, former head of Road Traffic Safety, Central Road Research Institute, said the cave-in must have happened due a weak foundation. “The incident seems to have happened due to hurried work, poor quality of construction and bad supervision,” he said.
Dipak Mukhopadhyay, former engineer-in-chief of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, said there was rush to finish projects ahead of Games.
“It seems there is a Commonwealth Games phobia under which these agencies are working. Delhi Metro had used a bracket to support a cantilever pillar after it developed a crack instead of demolishing it and the BRT incident seems to have happened due to bad foundation work,” he said.
He said consolidating the foundation of a road was a prerequisite. “If it is not filled properly and not consolidated... the road would cave in,” he said.


NATURE takes a front seat in this new estate, with strict building guidelines requiring the use of raw materials, and a high standard of landscaping to preserve the estates natural beauty.
Stockland regional manager Ben Simpson said it was exciting to be reaching another milestone at the community.
“The Elements will be a place where residents will be able to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and relax in the house of their dreams, enjoying lush green surroundings and a sense of being truly at one with nature,” Mr Simpson said.
“Home sites will be governed by special building guidelines that require the use of raw materials, contemporary architectural design and a high standard of landscaping.”
The Elements will have 245 home sites, with the largest lot sizes to date in Aura. Lots will range from 375sq m to 1,110sq m.
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Sites in the first release will range from $264,500 for 375sq m up to $344,150 for 716sq m.
The Elements village will be close to all of Aura’s facilities including the future town centre, schools, shops, transport links, parks and employment opportunities.
Many sites will have views to Glasshouse Mountains and the village will overlook a future 400ha conservation zone and Blackbutt Forest.
“We are receiving strong interest in this exceptional village from buyers, especially growing young families seeking larger home sites and also those wanting to live close to nature while having everything they need at their fingertips,” Mr Simpson said.
Stockland will create more than 20,000 new homes over the next 30 years at Aura, which will include an extensive South Bank style of urban parkland, an elite sporting and performance precinct, numerous schools, education centres, and two business and enterprise parks.
The community’s first school, a science, technology, engineering and mathematics based primary school for preparatory to year six, will open at the start of 2018.


April 27, 2012
This week, Senate and House leadership released the names of conference committee members who will tackle the difficult task of negotiating a long term transportation authorization.
April 20, 2012
The House approved a transportation bill on Wednesday afternoon that should allow the discussion on a long-term transportation reauthorization to move to a conference committee.
April 6, 2012
The League held a webinar on federal issues, on Thursday, April 5 and urges all city officials to now take action on the 2013 appropriations process.


Boyle Heights Gets its Traffic Light After 30 Years
By EGP News Report
Community members first requested a traffic light on Cesar Chavez Avenue and Fresno Street 30 years ago, when Art Snyder was still the councilman. Last Saturday, it was Councilman Jose Huizar who presided over a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the long-awaited traffic light near Malabar Elementary School and the Evergreen Jogging Path.
Recent advocacy by 40-year resident Arturo Solis led to the installation of the light, after an initial effort went nowhere. LADOT at first approved a warning device crosswalk, but that was never installed due to budget cuts. A full traffic signal was finally approved using $250,000 in federal ARRA funds.Print This Post
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Keep Dorchester County Beautiful partnered with a Special Olympics Group on April 27 at Rosebrock Park to plant 15 Trees that were needed due to the road widening project on 165. This was a truly special event with a wonderful group of young people coming out to support beautification in Dorchester County.
These 15 trees will provide shade and a barrier between the road construction and Rosebrock Park. Keep Dorchester County Beautiful expressed its thanks to the young volunteers for giving up their Saturday morning to make a difference in our community, as well as to the Old Fort Fire Dept., and Dorchester County EMS for coming out to support the Tree Planting.


Public Meetings & Public Hearings
All board and commission meetings are open to the public. We encourage your attendance and participation. All notices of public hearings and meetings are posted at the City Government Center. All of these notices are posted in compliance with PA267 of 1976 as amended (Opened Meetings Act), MCLA 41.72a (2)(3) and the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact the City of Frankenmuth at least five (5) days prior to a scheduled hearing by writing or calling the following: City of Frankenmuth, 240 W. Genesee Street, Frankenmuth, MI 48734, (989) 652-9901.
For a listing of all scheduled public meetings and how to access and participate, please click here.
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CITY OF FRANKENMUTH
SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL &
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY BOARD
JOINT MEETING NOTICE
Please take notice that a special joint meeting of the City Council and Downtown Development Authority (DDA) Board, joined by the Frankenmuth Chamber of Commerce/CVB Board, will be held at 3:00 P.M. on Wednesday, September 22, 2021 at Uptown North Main Street, 975 N. Main Street, Frankenmuth, Michigan as follows:
In November of 2020 the DDA Board entered into an agreement with The Sports Facilities Authority (SFA) to conduct a feasibility study focused on indoor and outdoor sports, fitness, recreation, wellness and entertainment on a potential "North End" and Weiss Street Site. This study is now complete and DDA Director Dan Hopp and the Downtown Development Authority would like to invite you to hear SFA present their study and walk through the pro formas.
Phillip W. Kerns
|Meeting Body||Meeting Time|
|City Council||1st Tuesday of each month at 7:00 pm*|
|City - Township Commission||Contact City Office|
|Beautification Committee||Contact City Office|
|Board of Review||The 4th Monday in February and the following day 12:30 p.m. to 6:30 pm|
|Downtown Development Authority||2nd Thursday of each month at 1:30 pm|
|Economic Development Corporation||3rd Thursday of each month at 1:30 pm|
|Historic District Commission||Contact City Office|
|Parks & Recreation Commission||4th Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm|
|Planning Commission||4th Tuesday of each month at 7:00 pm|
|Sister City Committee||Contact City Office|
|Zoning Board of Appeals||Contact City Office|
|City Council||August 6th|
|Planning Commission||August 27th|
For more information about the dates, times, and locations of these meetings please see the City calendar.


The Mobiliteitsalliantie is an unique cooperation that consists of more than 25 parties from the mobility sector. Together they have joined forces to organize mobility in a smarter way and to enhance the match between supply and demand. This means expanding public transport capacity in the Hague region via, among other things, the Koningscorridor (light rail via Binckhorst – Koningskade – Scheveningen). The Mobiliteitsalliantie also pleads to built hubs such as Lansingerland-Zoetermeer, in which different forms of transport come together. The Deltaplan in full can be found at www.mobiliteitsalliantie.nl.


The Hudson yards is a multi billion dollar development located on the west side of Manhattan, on top of the old West-Side Rail Yard. With a first phase consisting of 6 massive skyscrapers, this is the largest development in New York City’s long history. Currently, one skyscraper is complete, one is topped out, and five more are under construction.
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MassDOT is scheduling complete overnight lane closures twice each month on I-93 beginning tomorrow night, Tuesday April 3, at 11:00pm. The closing schedule follows:
I-93 Southbound closed on the 1st Tuesday of each month from 11:00pm to Wednesday at 5:00am
I-93 Northbound closed on the 3rd Tuesday of each month from 11:00pm to Wednesday at 5:00am
The overnight closures are part of MassDOT's enhanced maintenance schedule of Interstate 93 through Boston and will impact overnight traffic on Interstate 93 and inside the O’Neill Tunnels two overnights each month.
“The complete lane closures will allow MassDOT to perform its routine maintenance quickly and in the safest manner possible by eliminating traffic. Crews will have unrestricted access to center lanes that are challenging to reach with the single and double-lane closures that overnight commuters are accustomed to seeing,” said MassDOT Highway Administrator Frank DePaola.
On the first Tuesday night of each month, I-93 SOUTHBOUND traffic will be detoured off of the highway at Rt. 38/Mystic Ave onto surface streets and allowed to re-enter I-93 Southbound in the vicinity of South Station. Traffic destined for I-90 Westbound will access the I-90 Westbound on-ramp just south of Kneeland Street. This closure gives maintenance crews access to the Lower Deck, Zakim Bridge and O’Neill Tunnel Southbound.
On the third Tuesday night of each month, I-93 NORTHBOUND traffic will be detoured off the highway at Exit 18 (Mass Ave exit) to Frontage Road Northbound. Ramps from Frontage Road Northbound allow traffic to get to I-90 Eastbound (Logan Airport) and I-90 Westbound. I-93 Northbound traffic will continue on Atlantic Avenue and re-enter I-93 Northbound at the on-ramp near TD Garden. Traffic destined for Route 1 Northbound (Tobin Bridge) should stay on the surface streets and access the Route 1 Northbound on-ramp in City Square.
Maintenance crews, contractors, along with State and Boston Police will begin set-up for the closure on Tuesday evenings at 11pm. The full closure will begin at midnight on Wednesday and last until 5am Wednesday morning.
New Bedford-Fairhaven Bridge Public Meeting Set posted on Jan 29
MassDOT is conducting a study of the New Bedford-Fairhaven Bridge Corridor, a bridge that spans New Bedford Harbor. The swing bridge connecting the communities of New Bedford and Fairhaven is functionally obsolete, constrains marine traffic, and its opening results in extensive vehicle delays. This study …Continue Reading New Bedford-Fairhaven Bridge Public Meeting Set
Winter Storm Update: Travel Ban Lifted, MBTA Open posted on Jan 28
The statewide travel ban has been lifted as of midnight. Motorists, especially those in the City of Boston and Eastern counties, are asked to use caution as MassDOT crews continue to plow and clear state roadways and ramps. Parking bans are still in effect in …Continue Reading Winter Storm Update: Travel Ban Lifted, MBTA Open
Winter Storm Update: Statewide Travel Ban, MBTA Closed Tuesday, January 27 posted on Jan 26
Governor Charlie Baker has signed an Executive Order allowing for the enforcement of a statewide travel ban effective at midnight, Monday, January 26. The following exceptions shall exist for the ban and all drivers are encouraged to remain safe and use their best judgment: …Continue Reading Winter Storm Update: Statewide Travel Ban, MBTA Closed Tuesday, January 27


Symmetrys was both structural and civil engineers for this development providing apartments for senior living in the heart of Hampstead, London.
Split into two blocks, the six storeys above ground overlie two storeys of basement which contain plant space, service areas and an automated parking system. By adopting a reinforced concrete frame of flat slabs we delivered a cost–effective construction, while giving a high level of acoustic insulation and freedom of partition layout and services distribution.
Services ducting was cast within the slabs to maximise headroom. Feature staircases reminiscent of Art Deco Parisian apartment buildings provide access to all upper floors. Below ground, a contiguous piled retaining wall creates the basement, with piled foundations required internally to support the eight storeys.
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Backs to private lake!! Subdivision has amazing amenities. Very much country with beautiful views virgin woods, 5 lakes/ponds but public water and sewer, concrete curbs and gutters, storm sewers, street lights and asphalt streets. A really must see before you settle on a homesite!
|Elementary school: Clearview Elem.|
|Middle school: Washington Middle|
|High school: Washington High|
|Lot dimension is: irreg|
|Lot number: 11|
|HOA Dues: 400|
I44 to Washington exit, 2 miles to left on Highway M, one block to right on St. Louis Rock Road, 2.4 miles to left on Rainbow Lake Drive to lot on right


The perfect location to build your dream home in the country. Off a dead end road, outside the city limits and minutes from I-35W, only 6 miles to Old Town Burleson. No HOA. This two acre lot features an elevated build site offering great sunsets. Buyer to install water well and septic. Property is partially within FEMA 100-year flood plain. Build site minimum finished floor elevations have been determined by licensed engineer per Johnson County requirements. Buyer and or Buyer's Broker to verify all specifications including, but not limited to, schools, measurements, livable area. Listing Broker will not be held responsible for any inaccuracies. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.
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Old Llangyfelach Road, Penllergaer, Swansea
Under Offer £100,000
Offers over £100,000.
Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac location, surrounded by a mix of executive style dwellings, we are pleased to offer this self-build development plot.
The eventual property will enjoy a tucked-away location, with easy motorway access.
Outline Planning Consent has been granted by City and County of Swansea for a detached dwelling. We are advised that services are available in the area, with the exception of Mains Drainage.
Full details are available on request, or alternatively, the original application and associated documents can be viewed online by visiting: www.swansea.gov.uk/planning Planning Application No. 2017/2388


It’s official. The G train will be extended to Church Ave. in Brooklyn! It should happen in November of this year, which will make getting to North Brooklyn and Queens a hell of a lot easier, as well as possibly offering us a way to catch missed trains if it goes express to Smith and 9th. Yippee!
Unfortunately, it will be accompanied with some major work on the F line. So there may be some tough roads ahead, but still it’s getting better!


Eastbound Street Closure on Manchester Av
between Portal Av and Florence Av/Aviation Bl.
In support of construction for one of Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project’s aerial structures, Walsh-Shea Corridor Constructors (WSCC) will be implementing a two night eastbound full street closure on Manchester Av between Portal Av and Florence Av/Aviation Bl. The closure will be implemented on the nights of Wednesday, August 31st and Thursday, September 1st from 9pm to 5am.
This work is in support of the bridge which will elevate the rail line over Manchester Av. The closure is needed to safely transfer material and continue bridge supporting activities, including concrete pouring. Detour information is below:
- Southbound on Airport Bl
- Eastbound on Arbor Vitae St
- Northbound on Aviation Bl
- Eastbound on Manchester Av
WHAT: Eastbound street closure
WHEN: Wednesday, August 31, 2016 and Thursday, September 1, 2016 from 9pm to 5am, weather permitting
WHERE: Manchester Av between Portal Av and Florence Av/Aviation Bl
DURATION: Two nights
What to Expect
- Local access will be maintained.
- Pedestrian access will be maintained.


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Welcome to The Town of Barnstable!
Upon acquisition of the water company, the Town contracted with the
Connecticut Water Company to continue its management and services operations on
a month-to-month basis under the direction of an acting supervisor from the
Department of Public Works. During this interim period, the Town has issued a
Request for Proposals soliciting responses from qualified contractors to take
over the daily operation and management of the water system.
The mission of the Water Supply Division is to provide commercial and residential properties in the Hyannis service area with a safe, efficient and effective means of obtaining drinking water and providing fire protection.
The Water Supply infrastructure system consists of two water treatment facilities, 12 well pumping stations, a number of which have self-contained corrosion control systems, two storage standpipes and approximately 100 miles of distribution piping. The system has approximately 7,334 service connections and supplied approximately 969,000,000 gallons of water in 2004.


March 4, 2014 > Utility work at Fremont Station
Utility work at Fremont Station
Submitted By BART
As part of the BART Warm Springs Extension Project, construction crews will install utility vaults in the parking area at Fremont Station. Beginning Monday, March 3, work to install utility vaults will occur between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. for approximately two days. Crews will then complete the work over a two to three night period between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. To maintain vehicle circulation during the daytime work, several parking spaces will need to be displaced. Parking spaces will be made available by 4 p.m.
We appreciate your continued patience during construction. If you have questions regarding these activities, please contact our office at (510) 413-2060 or e-mail email@example.com.


|8,965 Square Feet
|Central Business district
Zoning C-10 Corner LOT Great Location, 1/2 Block to 321 East Parkway, Walk Or Trolley To All The Gatlinburg Ammenities. The LOT is flat, Cleared , No Flood. City Water and Sewer at the lot. Located one Mille To The Entrance of the SMOKY MOUNTAINS PARK. Gatlinburg is one of the must Visited Tourist Places in USA. The Zoning permit to Built a Commercial Bldg., Rental Units, etc etc
The information contained herein is from sources deemed reliable, but is subject to errors, omissions, and withdrawal without notice.


Governor Mike Parson made four stops in northeast Missouri Thursday, including visits to La Plata and Moberly, where he announced the awarding of grants. In Moberly, it was for a demolition grant.
Moberly Public Works Director Tom Sanders outlines what will be taking place.
And in La Plata, the Governor talked about a 495 thousand dollar community development block grant, that will be used for an improvement project for streets and drainage.
Governor Parson also made a stop in Macon to tour the Central Service and Supply, Incorporated facility, and one at the Adair County Courthouse in Kirksville.


Sanibel postpones decision on banning electric scooters
SANIBEL, Fla. - The city of Sanibel was scheduled to make a decision Tuesday on whether electric scooters and bikes should be banned or not.
The city council never ended up making this decision because they need more clarification. The ordinance was sent to the city attorney for revisions.
The vice mayor weighed in, saying, "This is a non-issue right now."
Once the revisions have been made, the ordinance will come back in front of council for discussion. Once they discuss the details, they will decide whether they will move it forward for an ultimate decision on the ban.


Good relationships with local units of government are essential to planning for and responding to disasters. This website offers information for local townships in Isabella County to help adopt resolutions that will allow the townships to take an active part in preparing for and responding to disasters.
A 3 step, recommended plan for local governments:
1. Adopt the Michigan Emergency Management Assistance Compact in your jurisdiction
This will allow your jurisdiction to coordinate resources between agencies and jurisdictions, and to know what you will expect to pay for resources.
2. Adopt a NIMS Resolution for your jurisdiction
This will ensure that your agencies will be eligible for future Homeland Security grants.
3. Adopt a Hazard Mitigation Resolution
This will ensure that your jurisdiction will be eligible for future hazard mitigation grants.


Council plans for sewerage revamp
The Gladstone Regional Council says a new sewerage system in Agnes Water and Seventeen-Seventy is long overdue.
Councillor Matt Burnett says there is a substantial cost involved in upgrading the system, but sewerage is the best option for the environment.
He says homes are being audited to ensure their electrical systems can support sewerage.
"We need to go down there and make sure that these houses have the capacity in their electrical switchboards," Cr Burnett said.
"Basically every new house, every site, will have its own pump station, their own low pressure pump station on site. If their switchboard can't cope with the capacity then that will cause a safety issue."


Municipal Advisory Councils (MACs) are appointed by the County supervisors to provide input on unincorporated communities. The Town of Discovery Bay "MAC" gives updates at the first Board of Directors meeting each month.
Please click on the following link to submit a comment: MAC Comments
|[Letter to Supervisor Burgis Regarding the General Plan Amendment Application for 170 Residential Units Discovery Bay Boulevard at Sand Point Road, Discovery Bay CA 94505 - Vote No](https://todb.ca.gov/files/4a403de1d/Sup+Burgis+Letter+RE+GPA+Application+040622.pdf)||April 6, 2022||[Board of Directors Meeting](https://todb.ca.gov/2022-04-06-board-of-directors-meeting)|
|[Letter to Joseph Losado Regarding the Negative Impacts of Short-Term Rentals in Discovery Bay](https://todb.ca.gov/files/e07a1e250/Letter+to+Losado+RE+Short-term+Rentals+072122.pdf)||August 3, 2022||[Board of Directors Meeting](https://todb.ca.gov/2022-08-03-board-of-directors-meeting)|


Spokane Transit to explain enhanced bus routes
Transit officials are stepping up their community discussion of creating a network of high-performing buses across the Spokane region. They said they want to hear from riders and other members of the public at an open house today.
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NEWS & EVENTS > MAKING OF EPISODE 6
Making of Episode 6
Milan, March 24, 2021 NEWS
The sixth episode of the Making of the Unipol Tower is now online on the Urban Up YouTube channel presenting the story of the construction site from september 2020 until march 2021 through incredible exclusive images.
March 24, 2021


2+ Acres Development Opportunity in the epicenter downtown Fort Lauderdale's opportunity zone. Situated in Progresso Village, steps to FAT Village, minutes to MASS district, Flagler Village, and the brightline train station. Currently Zoned RMM-25. Area recently rezoned additional units possible. Higher density zoning can be applied for. Can build up to 60 units with current zoning.
Address312 NW 7th St
Property TypeCommercial/Business/Agricultural/Industrial Land
Property ClassCommercial/Business/Agricultural/Industrial Land
SubdivisionProgresso 2-18 D
This compilation of local school websites is provided to assist you in your search to fulfill your child’s educational needs. This is not a complete list, nor should it be considered as a recommendation of any school.
For more information on Broward County Public Schools, click here


As this is being written at 2:45pm on Saturday, October 26th, PG&E is advising that power for Humboldt County will be shut off at 7pm due to fire risk of high wind and low humidity. There is still no firm … Continue reading →
City Hall is open today. Unfortunately due to Suddenlink being down, we have no phones or email. Please only use 911 in an emergency. Thank you.
The City of Ferndale is requesting qualifications from California State registered engineers to perform a variety of engineering services as the appointed City Engineer for the City of Ferndale. Ferndale City Engineer Services RFQ … Continue reading →
Notice is hereby given that the City of Ferndale will have a vacant position on the City Council. Applicant must be at least 18 years of age, a registered voter, and reside within the City Limits of Ferndale. Applications and … Continue reading →
The Planning Commission Meeting scheduled for October 2, 2019 has been cancelled. The next Planning Commission meeting will be held on November 6, 2019 at 7:00pm. If you have any questions please call City Hall at (707)786-4224. Thank You … Continue reading →
Notice of Intenet to Adopt Negative Declaration Initial Study & Draft Negative Declaration … Continue reading →
The Ferndale City Council and Ferndale Planning Commission are currently working on the 2019-2027 Housing Element Update. A public meeting for the Housing Element will be held on August 21, 2019 at 7:00pm at the Regular City Council Meeting. Community … Continue reading →
The Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Humboldt County Wind Project is now available for review. Public Comment on this document is invited for a 45-day period (April 15-June 5). Please click link to learn more- Wind Energy Project … Continue reading →


An application has been made by:
Somerset County Council
District of Somerset West and Taunton
Parish of Dunster
Temporary Closure of Old A39 Ellicombe
Somerset County Council in exercise of its powers under Section 14 (1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended, propose to make an Order prohibiting all traffic from proceeding along Old A39 Ellicombe - from the junction with A39 Minehead to Williton Road, southwards for 50 metres. This Order will enable Somerset Highways to use this area as a site compound during the works of the Walkway and Cycling Improvement Scheme.
The Order becomes effective on 19th August 2022 and will remain in force for eighteen months. The works are expected to commence on 22nd August 2022 and last until 25th February 2023 between the hours of 00:00 - 23:59 for a total of 187 days.
Please visit https://one.network/?tm=129180663 for further information on the alternative route. The works promoter will contact residents and businesses directly to discuss access arrangements. Please note that should you require to view a closure which is more than two weeks ahead, you will need to register for free with One.Network.
For information about the works being carried out please contact Somerset Highways on telephone number 0300 123 2224 quoting reference number ttro767025WS.
Patrick Flaherty, Chief Executive
Dated: 5th August 2022
Statement of Reasons for making the Order
a) because works are being or are proposed to be executed on or near the road; or
b) because of the likelihood of danger to the public, or of serious damage to the road, which is not attributable to such works.
Have Your Say
You can post a comment onto this website below or contact Somerset County Council direct.


Letter: Public Realm Improvements to Victoria Square, Colmore Row & Waterloo Street
06 December 2021
Colmore BID has been asked by CPC Civils to share the below letter regarding public realm improvements taking place in Victoria Square, Colmore Row and Waterloo Street. If you have any questions, please use the contact details at the bottom of this letter.
Dear Landlord, Tenant or Business Owner
Your business may be aware that Birmingham City Council are carrying out works to improve the appearance of the City Centre before and after the Commonwealth Games in 2022. CPC Civils have been appointed by Birmingham City Council to under take construction works to the footways and highway to Colmore Row and Waterloo Street.
As part of these works, we will be replacing both the worn-out walkway and road surfaces to improve the appearance of the ‘Loop’ and to effectively make it continuous with Victoria Square by creating a high-quality public space.
To help improve access across this landmark location, the existing vehicle barriers will be removed to open up the area with new automated barriers installed at key locations to maintain public safety.
The works are due to start in early September 2022, after the Commonwealth Games, and will be completed by winter 2023.
We fully understand that your business needs to continue operating during this period with the minimal amount of disruption. We will liaise with you on regular basis as the start date approaches and work closely with you throughout the construction works to minimise the impact on your premises, customers and staff.
Therefore, to help us help you, we need to plan the work around your business so please could you complete the enclosed questionnaire and send a returned copy to email@example.com Providing the information will give us a better understanding of your business and how we can plan the work together during the improvements.
We know the work is at least 10 months away at the moment, but one really important piece of information that CPC need from you in the next few weeks is whether your business premises have a cellar/basement? We need to understand if there are any cellars or basements as some may extend out underneath the public footway and we need to know where these are located.
Many thanks for taking the time to read this request and we look forward to hearing from you.
Public Liaison Officer


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7 E 14th St. - Valet Garage
100 E 15th St. - Valet Garage
69 5th Ave. - Garage
101 E 16 St. - Valet Garage
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10 W 15th St. - Garage
Parking Rates Near Union Square NYC
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Parking Near Union Square NYC
Flanked by the Village, East Village, Chelsea, and Flatiron, Union Square Park and environs is one of New York City's most popular parks despite its small size in comparison to Central Park. Union Square Park stretches from 14th to 17th streets and is near performance spaces such as Irving Plaza and Darryl Rothman Theater, Mount Sinai Hospital, and countless upmarket and midmarket dining and shopping options. Union Square's convenient location and large town square style layout have made it a choice spot for protests, free concerts, and other forms of public assembly. If you'd like to visit Union Square, SpotHero can help you find parking in the area.
Is there free parking near Union Square?
While Union Square is extremely convenient for public transportation, it's in a notoriously car-hostile region. There is no parking on 14th Street, as it is a major thoroughfare, and parking is not allowed on the east or west sides of Union Square Park. Rare parking spaces can be found north of Union Square on 17th Street, but your surest bet for finding a parking space is to go farther north, such as 18th or 19th Street, and toward 3rd Avenue since Irving Plaza and Gramercy Park are sometimes closed off to cars.
Does SpotHero work with parking facilities near Union Square?
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Department of Highways, District 10
KY 499 in Estill County to be closed for repairs on Monday, April 3
JACKSON, KY – (March 21, 2006) -- In order to replace a culvert, KY 499 in Estill County will be closed on Monday, April 3. The closure will be between mile markers 7 and 8, or between West Irvine and Wisemantown. Traffic should use Dark Hollow Road as a detour route during the closure.


Volunteer and service clubs help build community. Check out the organizations you can get involved with in Drayton Valley.
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One of the top priorities in The Town’s Social Development Plan, learn how housing is essential to our community’s economic growth.
Lean how you can make a difference in water conservation, to help protect the quality of life of future residents.
Ensuring that roadways and alleys are maintained and accessible to all residents throughout the year. Access snow removal schedules and maps here.
The Town of Drayton Valley is governed by a Mayor and six Councilors. Connect with and learn the role of council.


It’s not Bernie Sanders all the time on my Facebook page, although that’s the vast majority of my posts and those I actually respond to. Weddings, births, birthdays, promotions, life events, get the like button. A Bernie comment, especially an anti-Bernie comment, will bring a tirade.
But, I do get people posting other stuff, little reminders that life goes on outside of politics. A friend (who also lives in Prague) just made the comment (which people who live here make frequently) that the constant construction of the tram lines probably has more to do with guaranteeing employment than their actually needing replacement. I’m sure it’s true, but….
They started tearing up the tram lines in our neighborhood two, maybe three months ago, and I assumed that was the deal. Now that they are near completion, I see what the plan was. Between the rails, and a bit to either side, they’ve laid down sod, creating a lovely, green median strip. There are many other neighborhoods in Prague that have this and I think it’s lovely.
When no tram is coming, it’s a long, green lawn. When the trams are rolling across it, they are rolling through the grass, it almost looks like they are floating. In this fairy tale city of castles and ornate, ancient buildings, it fits right in. As if to say, when a fairy tale city adopts modernity, it doesn’t need to lose it’s fairy tale personality. Trams can roll across grass.
So, I’m not bothered by the months of inconvenience. We’re right on a Metro line, so it hasn’t mattered much anyway and the improvement to the neighborhood is worth it.
My son, however, says he’s still angry about the disruption. What does he know? He’s 13 and his idea of classy urban architecture is a football stadium.


Kranji Deep Tunnel Sewerage System (DTSS)
12.6 km tunnel from Kranji Sewerage Treatment Plant to approximately 1.3 km east of the Seletar Expressway flyover to Lentor Avenue. Along the proposed tunnel, there are 10 permanent access shafts, and the Odour Control Facility at the Kranji Sewerage Treatment Plant.
The primary lining consists of concrete segmental lining 250 mm thick with internal diameter 4100mm. Final cast-in-place concrete lining with HDPE corrosion protection membrane will be placed within the concrete segmental lining with a finished internal diameter 3600mm.
Two 4.93m diameter Herrenknecht EPB Tunnel Boring Machines (TBM) started excavation from base camp at Mandai Road, next to the Nee Soon flyover.
North TBM excavates towards Kranji Treatment Plant while South TBM excavates southwards to Lentor Avenue.


Please show your support for better bicycling at a virtual community meeting hosted by the Virginia and Fairfax County Departments of Transportation on Tuesday, July 13, at 7:00 pm.
The meeting will discuss proposed striping changes along approximately 1.5 miles of Telegraph Road between Mission Court and Florence Lane to widen the southbound shoulder and add a northbound bike lane where space allows.
You can join the meeting online here or by phone by calling 1-844-621-3956 and entering the Access Code: 173 590 1284.
FCDOT also will be accepting comments through July 27. You can share your experience riding in the area and submit your ideas for improving the restriping proposal here.


Following the States’ decision to spend £200,000 commissioning a report into whether part of St Aubin’s bay should be filled in for car parking, Senator Shenton said that land reclamation was too drastic a solution to the area’s problems.
He said that not only would the project would cost millions of pounds, but many St Aubin residents were against it.
‘It’s going to be very expensive and they haven’t tried anything else out – when we look at the track record of land reclamation in Jersey it is not great.
‘They have destroyed St Helier and I don’t want them to destroy St Aubin,’ he said.
Senator Shenton, who grew up in St Aubin, has organised a parish meeting for 23 November so that residents can air their views.


Published: 3 Oct 23
Night Working Notification.
E755 - Portsmouth Road, Bursledon - Carriageway Resurfacing Works.
The works on Portsmouth Road, at the junction with School Road have been extended. This is due to kerb resetting works that are not able to be completed as part of the original works duration.
The works are now programmed to start on Tuesday 24th of October 2023 and are expected to take up to 4 nights, during which time the road will be closed to through traffic from approximately 20:00 to 06:00hrs.The road will be open outside of these hours.
Any significant changes to the scheduled dates will be made clear on the yellow sign boards located at the works limits.


Jakarta airport growth blocked
08 / 08 / 2011
PLANS to expand Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport have been blocked by a local authority who wants the investors to build another airport elsewhere.
Tangerang Municipal Government rejected the Rp11.7 trillion (US$1.38 billion) expansion plans of airport operator Angkasa Pura II, saying the airport was already overcrowded and expanding it would only be a short-term solution.
“Angkasa Pura II should just build a new airport in a new location, instead of expanding it, which is already overcapacity now,” said Tangerang’s deputy mayor Arief Wismansyah. He pointed to the large amount of unused land elsewhere in the region, particularly a 700-hectare plot now controlled by state-run oil company Pertamina in Balaraja.
More than half of the airport is located in Tangerang.
Harry Chayono, Angkasa Pura II’s corporate secretary, said the authority did not understand the complexity of the task.
“We just aren’t considering constructing a new airport, but we do need a complete study on the project, which is beyond our capacity. It is the authority of the central government, who has the responsibility over the national transportation policy,” he said.


Dear Landfall Residents,
The Landfall COA has recently contracted with KCI Engineering of Raleigh, NC to produce a survey of the road rights-of-way along Pembroke Jones Drive and Arboretum Drive.
KCI plans to begin the site work the week of Monday, August 15, 2022. However, at this time, the exact schedule determining the location of the survey teams throughout the process has not been received.
We are making everyone aware, but primarily our residents that live along these two major thoroughfares, as you may encounter land surveyors accompanied by survey equipment in front of your home. There should be no disruption to your property or the road rights-of-way areas during this process, as there is no expected land excavation.
You may wish to allow a little additional time when traversing these areas throughout the survey process since there may be minor traffic delays.
Thank you for your continued support,
The Landfall COA


Chippa wants to play at CT Stadium
Newly promoted Chippa United are hoping to play their big games at Cape Town Stadium next season.
CAPE TOWN - Newly-promoted Chippa United are hoping to play their big games at Cape Town Stadium next season.
Chippa beat Santos at the weekend to book their place in the Absa Premiership.
The little know club's home ground is Phillipi Stadium but they are hoping to play the likes of Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates at the World Cup venue.
Owner Chippa Mpengesi said they would meet with Western Cape Premier Helen Zille and the city this week.
"We'll have breakfast with Helen Zille this week. We'll be presenting to the province our intentions and we are hoping they will listen to us favourably."
Meanwhile, there have been calls to demolish the R4.5 billion stadium.
Activist Terry Crawford-Browne believes it should be torn down, arguing the procurement process was not open or cost effective.
Crawford-Browne has accused FIFA of bullying city bosses into building the stadium.
The City has indicated it is not planning to demolish the structure.
The Congress of the South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) has called for the stadium to be turned into a low-cost housing.


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December 15, 2016, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
December 14, 2016, 5:15 PM - 7:00 PM
December 12, 2016, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM @ City Hall
6801 Delmar Blvd.
December 14, 2016, 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM @ Heman Park Community Center
December 19, 2016, 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM @ Heman Park Community Ctr
December 22, 2016, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
December 26, 2016, All Day
City Hall will be closed on December 26. NO trash/recycling collection.
Monday routes will be collected on Tuesday
Tuesday routes will be collected on Wednesday
Wednesday routes will be collected on Thursday
Thursday routes will be collected on Friday
Friday routes will be collected on Saturday
December 13, 2016, 5:30 PM
December 21, 2016, 6:00 PM
December 9, 2016, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Heman Park Community Center
The University City Police Department Focus Group is a community forum for all Residents and Business Owners. Monthly meetings offer an opportunity for block unit captains, neighborhood watch groups, business owners, and all interested residents to express concerns; ask questions; discuss problems; share information; plan activities and coordinate efforts to improve our city. Representatives of the Police Department, Community Development, and Public Works, are present at meetings to respond to your concerns. Please plan to participate in 2016.


The Manchester Board of Aldermen has approved two contracts with Stock & Associates Consulting Engineers, Inc.
The first contract for $60,000 is for the Channel B Stream Improvement Project at 1521 Mautenne Drive. The second is for the Channel D Stream Improvement Project at a cost of $150,000. Both contracts include engineering services, construction plan, design, permitting and bidding services by Stock & Associates.
The Channel D stream project includes the channel that runs from Briarhurst to Hanna roads and is parallel to Brookvale Drive. Due to advanced erosion affecting residential properties, the project, which was originally budgeted for 2021, has been moved up for design work in 2019 and project completion in 2020.