Municipal Assembly Notice of Public Hearing - Liquor Conditional Use
Public Hearing: Liquor License
Economic and Community Development
6/4/2013 6:00 PM
6/4/2013 11:30 PM
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 04, 2013, THE MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE ASSEMBLY WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING AT 6:00 P.M., IN THE ASSEMBLY CHAMBERS AT 3600 DENALI STREET (Z.J. LOUSSAC LIBRARY), ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, TO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING:
||The Wedge Corporation
||Assembly conditional use for an alcoholic beverage dispensary use
||3401 PENLAND PKWY
||I-1 Light industrial district
||Request for an Alcoholic Beverages Conditional Use Permit per AMC 21.50.160 for The Wedge Corporation dba The Rock Wood Fired Pizza & Spirits in the I-1 (light industrial) District. Penland Park, Tract D10, Fragment Lot 6. Located at 3401 Penland Parkway.
Individuals with disabilities who need auxiliary aids, services, or special modifications to participate should contact the Department of Community Development, Planning Division by telephone at 343-7942; fax 343-7927; or e-mail BlakeLA@muni.org to request reasonable accommodations.
The Department of Community Development, Planning Division's report to the Assembly will be available at the Municipal Clerk's Office after 1:00 p.m. on the Friday prior to the meeting.
MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE
Mayor Dan Sullivan
PUB: Sunday, May 12, 2013
5/12/2013 12:00 AM
6/5/2013 12:00 AM


The summer yard waste collection schedule has begun. Yard waste (maximum of 10 bags per household) will be picked up the weeks of July 18, August 15, and September 12. Yard waste can also be brought to the City Yard, 72 Tremont Street, which is open from 7:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m.-3 p.m. on Saturdays. For more information, check the Curbside Collection Calendar.
Summer Yard Waste Collection Schedule


Town Lane Road Closure for Resurfacing - 23rd to 28th July 20201st of June, 2020
LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
(TOWN LANE, WHITTLE LE WOODS, CHORLEY BOROUGH)
(TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC) ORDER 2020
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lancashire County Council intend to make an Order under Section 14(1) (a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the effect of which will be to temporarily prohibit traffic on the roads set out in this notice.
1. No person shall cause any motor vehicle to proceed over that length of Town Lane, Whittle Le Woods from Chorley Old Road to 30 metres east of Lady Crosse Drive.
2. Nothing in this order shall apply to persons engaged in the carrying out of the works.
3. The prohibition will be operative daily from 0930 hours until 1500 hours on Thursday 23rd July 2020 until Tuesday 28th July 2020 or until completion of the works within this period.
4. An alternative route for vehicular traffic affected by the closure is via:-
Shaw Brow – Preston Road – Moss lane – A674 Blackburn Road – C220 Blackburn Road – Town Lane
The temporary prohibition is necessary to allow Lancashire County Council to carry out carriageway resurfacing works.


Petersfield Town Council is responsible for one allotment site, Tilmore Allotments, Tilmore Road, Petersfield GU31 2HW ///starts.proves.fail. The Allotments in Tilmore Road, Petersfield that has 75 plots. This site appears on a map of the area dated 1919 but allotments date back in this country to Circa 100BC.
The provision of allotments by local authorities is an important part of offering recreational facilities to parishioners. Allotments can provide many things to different people including an opportunity for flat dwellers to have a garden or people with gardens to extend their growing possibilities. They can also offer a way to experience good physical exercise outdoors, the growing of healthy fresh vegetables for the family to consume, social interaction, plant and knowledge sharing, as well as a peaceful oasis away from the hum drum of everyday life.
There is currently a waiting list for Tilmore. For more information or to be added to the waiting list please inquire at the council offices on 01730 264182 or by email to Angela Tull email@example.com Petersfield Town Council works very closely with The Sheet & Tilmore Allotment Association, please follow the link for more information: https://sheetandtilmore.weebly.com/


Pre-registration for surplus foods will continue 5-7 p.m. today in Weissport Borough Hall.
Pre-registration was held Saturday but exceeded the anticipated turnout. Fourty-one people were pre-registered Saturday. Council said the distribution date will be announced.
In other business last night, council authorized Robert Leffler, health and sanitation committee chairman, to take legal action against two residents who are delinquent in payment of the garbage-collection fee.
Acting on a request, council voted to place stop signs at Lime and White streets to control north-south traffic. The stop signs will be erected on a 90-day trial basis. A resident said the signs would tend to protect children playing in the area.


Rotary District 7710's RotaryGlobalRun4Water
WakeMed Soccer Park
1 mile, 5K
Proceeds from this event will be used by area Rotary Clubs to help bring safe potable drinking water and sanitation facilities to those in serious need around the world.
- Address:201 Soccer Park Drive
Cary, NC 27511


Repairs to burst water main planned for Quay Street on Sunday
Homeowners and businesses in the Quay Street area of Dundalk may suffer disruption to their water supply this Sunday.
This is due to repair works to a burst water main being carried out by Irish Water contractors.
The works are scheduled to take place between 7am and 5pm on Sunday.
Twice so far this year Quay Street has been flooded due to burst water mains.
Apologies have been expressed for any inconvenience caused by the works. Those affected are asked to allow 2-3 hours after the estimated restoration time for their supply to fully return.


Drivers fume at long delays
Drivers have been left fuming and frustrated after roadworks caused major delays into St Annes from South Shore.
Three-way temporary traffic lights at the junction of Clifton Drive North and Highbury Road have led to lengthy tailbacks – not just on Clifton Drive North itself but on Queensway as drivers turned to the only other direct route.
One angry motorist who lives in St Annes and works in Blackpool said: “It took me an hour to get from Morrisons in Squires Gate Lane to home and 45 minutes to get to work across Queensway. Traffic has been backing up along Kilnhouse Lane from before 8am. It’s so frustrating.”
Bev Wood, chairman of the St Annes Enterprise Partnership said: “The traffic hold ups coming from Blackpool – and the main motorway routes – into St Annes have been causing very long tailbacks at all times of the day and are definitely impacting businesses as staff travel times alone are being affected. I think everyone appreciates that essential roadworks need to be undertaken but there are other ways to access St Annes and perhaps diversions or alternative routing would help with managing the congestion.”
Harvey Danson, highways manager for Lancashire County Council, said: “We’ve been carrying out essential repairs and maintenance to the drainage system on Clifton Drive North.
“We encountered poor ground conditions, which came to light during the work and as a consequence we haven’t been able to complete all the work.
“We will need to carry out further repairs and will schedule this during half-term in February when the road is less busy.
“We have been doing all we can to ease congestion. We apologise for any inconvenience these roadworks have caused.”


I attended a council meeting on 1/10/17. I believed the Sobrato Homeless housing project was going to be discussed. There were some questions and the board stated there was to be a meeting on 2/2/17 to discuss this. However, a few people brought up the Sobrato project, and the Mayor said several times, “this is not a done deal, it will be discussed in the future”. In the notes of 2/2/17, it reads “In the fall, the Council approved exclusive negotiating rights with Sobrato.” To me this means it’s a done deal. Or does it? With the Community Outcry on the Sobrato project, why wouldn’t the Mayor and other board members be present at this meeting? At least a month prior, the Mayor and board members knew this meeting was going to happen, yet they Chose not to attend. They knew there was going to be strong opposition on the Sobrato project and chose to stay out of it.


Delays due on Les Banques in St Sampsons as water main is laid
There will be delays on a major road in Guernsey for almost three weeks while a water main is laid.
Guernsey Water is carrying out the work under Les Banques in St Sampsons.
It will replace the clean water pumping station, which collects raw water from more than 25% of the island and pumps it into Longue Hougue reservoir.
A spokesman said the equipment was reaching the end of its life and cannot cope with increasing flows, which could lead to localised flooding.
Andrew Redhead, director of water services, said: "We appreciate the temporary traffic lights will cause some inconvenience for the public, but we are carrying out vital work to help secure our water supply for the future."
The work will start on 7 May and is expected to last until 26 May.


City of Sammamish - COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Information & Resources
All building permits including permits pertaining to the rock/retaining wall located at 5035 204th PL SE, Parcel Number 6790800030. Additionally, All geotech reports related to the foundation, soil, and retaining/rock wall for this property.
9/13/18-Sent requested documents via hightail. AK


Little League Development Proposals Read More »
Overnight Parking on streets will be prohibited between the hours of 02:00AM and 06:00AM starting October 1st. This will remain in effect until April 1st. Please plan accordingly.
City of Tonawanda Waterfront Plans:
Hometown Heros Banner Read More »
Final Audit Report for 12/31/2014 Read More »
City of Tonawanda Final Assessment Roll for 2015
Board of Assessment Review position opening. Read More »
Spaulding Commerce Park Land Available Read More »
Weekend on Niagara crafter application available on Recreation webpage.
New street parking hours in effect. Read More »
New Speed Limit in effect for Niagara Street Read More »
2015 Community Calendar and Visitor's Guide:


ONE Riverfront Plan Community Reveal
Over the past year we have heard from more than 2,300 community voices as part of the ONE Riverfront Chattanooga planning process. We are excited to be able to present to you a final plan outlining the Four Aspirations and the Eight Strategies for ONE Riverfront.
July 27th Session Times:
8:30am - 9:00am; Registration & Light Breakfast
9:00am - 10:00am; ONE Riverfront Presentation
5:00pm - 5:30pm; Registration & Light Refreshments
5:30pm - 6:30pm; ONE Riverfront Presentation
Location: Tennessee Aquarium 1 Broad Street Chattanooga, TN 37402


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PROSPECT INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION
NOTICE OF APPROVAL
On Monday, September 15, 2014, the Prospect Inland Wetlands Commission Approved the following Application:
Application #17-14 Paulmar Associates Limited Partnership, 34, 36, 38 & 40 Union City Road â€“ Redevelopment of existing business site with conditions.
R-A September 19, 2014


The Village of Saranac Lake Draft Unified Development Code is now available for public review and is available for download by clicking here
The Current Land Use Code, adopted in 2002, along with recent amendments, is available by clicking . Questions and comments regarding the draft code may be directed to Jeremy Evans, Community Development Director at 891-4150 or firstname.lastname@example.org .
The Lake Flower Lodging LLC Sketch Plan Application is available for download by clicking . The document is very large and requires the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader


The long-awaited bear resistant trash bins are now being rolled out to Whitefish residents, just in time for heightened bear activity in the fall. The City of Whitefish hopes all the animal-resistant cans will be in use by the end of November.
Whitefish is preparing for the transition to individual 95-gallon bear-resistant refuse containers for all single-family homes, duplexes, townhomes and some commercial properties.
The delivery of the new carts began on Monday, Sept. 12, and the city says it will take months to fully switch all residents over to the new system.
“The change-out process will take several months to complete and your patience is greatly appreciated,” the city states in a press release.
The City will be divided into four quadrants with each quadrant broken down into three or four sections. Each section will have a date of when garbage carts will be placed. Property owners can view the map on the city’s website to identify where their property lies and receive updated information regarding the schedule for delivery.
Republic Services will be dropping off new containers and picking up current individual roll-out carts or 300-gallon shared containers at the same time.
New bins are to be placed within 2 feet of the curb or in the alley the night before or by 7 a.m. on pickup day and must be placed at least 4 feet from obstacles preventing collection, including other carts.
The service location will be the same spot the cart is delivered to. For some, this is in the alley. For others, it is on the street.
An additional fee will be charged for items placed outside the cart but if items are placed on top of the lid, the trash will not be collected. Additionally, the city says carts need to be placed so they can be opened toward the street or alley. Carts placed incorrectly by the curb will not be collected.
Each new cart will have a postcard attached to the lid with instructions for placement and how to use the bear-resistant trash cart. If residents leave for the winter season and have not received their new bear-resistant trash container, please contact the city at (406) 863-2456, and press option no. 2.
In early March council held a work session to discuss the possibility of a mandatory bear-resistant container program for all residential garbage services. The matter was then put on the agenda for May 2, and the city signed an amended agreement with Republic Services.
The city hopes to have them all delivered by the end of November.
The City of Columbia Falls recently instated an emergency bear ordinance, also stating that they have increased bear activity in city limits. Although Columbia Falls has not made the switch to bear-proof trash cans, they are ordering residents to keep trash indoors among other things to help prevent human-bear incidents.
For more information on the Whitefish’s bear-resistant containers visit cityofwhitefish.org


66,000 GVW Truck Bid
The City of Holland will receive sealed bids from prospective bidders for the purchase of one (1) new 2016 GVW Cab and Chassis to be used by Street Department of the City of Holland.
The bids will be received at the FINANCE OFFICE IN THE CITY HALL BUILDING, 270 S. RIVER AVENUE, HOLLAND, MICHIGAN 49423 UNTIL 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, May 7, 2015 at which time they will be publicly opened and read. You are invited, but not required, to attend said bid opening.
Bids must be on the "BID FORM" provided and be submitted in a sealed envelope that is plainly marked "66,000 GVW TRUCK BID".
All bids are to be net. F.O.B – Holland, Michigan.


Friday 10th July 2020 | 8:57am
Summer Time @ The Pier
@Lu222Lucy The ones in the car park to the left of the pier are
@tomslegg Welcome back 😍
@Richmondscoach They’re open as normal! See you soon.
@ablegirl We have a one way system in place around the pier and opening individual units gradually. They will all be announced on here as it’s an ever changing situation.


LAND DONATION TO THE COMMUNITY OF SAN ROQUE
On December 28, 2021, the official transfer of the writ of land of San Roque was handed to Mr. Joffre Olmedio, president of the Autonomous Decentralized Government of the parish, before Engr. Esperanza Torres, mayor of canton Shushufindi.
Palmeras del Ecuador donated five hectares to the San Roque community, a parish in canton Shushufindi, for their use in a housing project for poor people in 2010.
PDE is, and shall remain to be, a source of labor, progress and development for the community.


The Red Cross set up a shelter at Sky View Middle School Tuesday night for people without power, but no one used it. It was set up fearing that the couple thousand people without power last night, might need an option to stay warm. Bend La Pine School District officials say although no one needed it, it was great practice for future times such a shelter may be needed.
Jones Road, full road closure between Bennington Lane and NE Butler Market Road. May 18 – August 18, local access only.
Orion Drive closed in two locations for sewer work; at the intersection with Avery Lane and between Desert Woods Drive and King Hezekiah Way. From July 11 to Sept. 6. Detours marked.
Valhalla Sewer Relocation Project, Mt. Washington Drive at Shevlin Park Road intersection and North to Regency Street. Nighttime closures with detours marked during roundabout construction. Daytime closures for construction towards Regency Street. 7 p.m. – 7 a.m., July 11 – November.


Construction and widening of 7360 km of roads at a cost of Rs. 13,030 crore from 2014 have taken place in Telangana.
The Telangana Department of Roads and Buildings (R&B) currently maintains 32,445 km of roads, of which 27,461 km are state highways and 4,983 km are national highways crossing the state.
While a road length of 2682 km is under the development of the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI), 2301 km of road is under the state R&B National Highway control, said a press release from the state government.
When Telangana was formed in 2014, there was a total of 24,245 km of R&B roads in the state. Only 27.9% of the road length was of two lanes and more.
Today, under the budget for bettering the conditions of state highways, 13740 km of works have been undertaken at a cost of Rs 4118 crore. Of this, 8621 km of works were completed at a cost of Rs 2141 crore.
In Telangana, two-lane roads have almost doubled in the last 8% years and four lane length roads have increased by 54%. The number of 4-lane R&B roads has increased from 669 km in 2014 to 1029 km in 2022. 22 projects with a length of 553 km at a cost of Rs. 4586 crore are still in progress. A main bridge over the Godavari river at Mancherial, a flyover (at Amber Pet), an elevated corridor at Uppal and six lane widening works at Aramgarh Shamshabad are part of these projects.
The reconstruction and widening of 519 bridges were undertaken by the state government at an estimated cost of Rs 2650 crore until 2022. Out of them, 391 bridges costing Rs 1405 crore have been completed. The remaining 125 works are in progress.
Details of bridges and works undertaken after the formation of the state of Telangana:
- Two bridges over the Godavari River at Panchgudi and Bornapally,
- Three bridges over the Manair River at Nirukulla,
- Three bridges over the Manjira River at Khammampally on the Manthani-Oded Road, Birkur, Annasagar to Pittam
- A bridge over the Pranahita river at Venkampally in Kamareddy district,
- A bridge over the river Krishna at Mattampally in Suryapeta district
- Two bridges over Mula Vagu at Shabaazpalli on Vemulawada Branch Road.
- A High Level Cable Steel Bridge over the Manair River at Karimnagar connecting the Hyderabad-Karimnagar-Ramagundam Roads NH-563.
There are 22 projects in progress covering a length of 553 km at a cost of Rs. 4586 crore in the state. Another 15 works with a length of 590 km at a cost of Rs.6726 crore are in the tendering stage.
Under the Rural Development Fund (RDF), 305 works with a length of 1259.13 km were sanctioned at a cost of Rs 990 crore to improve rural connectivity. Among them are 261 road works at a cost of Rs 883.65 crore and 44 bridges at a cost of Rs 106.47 crore.
Under the Scheduled Tribe Special Development Fund (STSDF), a total of 19 works along a length of 55.20 km were sanctioned during the year 2018-19 at a cost of Rs.61.00 crore. Of these, 7 works of 20.10 km length were completed at a cost of Rs. 14.50 crore.


Sierra College Blvd./ I-80 Interchange Landscape Project
Provide landscape design for the Sierra College Blvd./I-80 freeway exit areas.
This will beautify the exits and entrances and ensure that the appropriate irrigation is in place to support tree/plant life.
Sierra College Blvd and I-80 Interchange
Estimated Date of Completion
Contact Public Services at 916.625.5500 or by email at Access Rocklin.


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It is in violation of City Ordinance for the accumulation of trash and refuse on your property in the City of Great Bend Ordinance 8.08.
The following items are considered trash and refuse:
If your property is found to be in violation:
For more information, please call the Code Enforcement Division of the Public Works Department at (620) 793-4150.


Regenstein Ramp Installation
Please be aware crews will install an accessible ramp at Regenstein Library from Monday, April 22 through Friday, May 3.
The campus community can expect the following during this work:
--An accessible ramp will be installed in the highlighted area below.
--Pedestrian access will be routed around the work areas.
--Existing bike racks will be removed for the duration of the work; racks will be reinstalled upon completion. Bikes should be removed by April 22 at 8:00.
--Work will take place between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., including weekend activity.
Click here for a map showing the location of work.
Please direct questions to Denise Davis, project manager at email@example.com or
773.834.8146 or Kevin Ahn, client services manager, Facilities Services, at
firstname.lastname@example.org or 773.702.5722.
Thank you for your patience during this work.


The date that everyone is waiting for has been announced! The Downtown Denver Union Station will be open for business on May 9th, 2014. A little ways away but at least we know it’s coming now! They’re even saying the whole complex may be getting a new name prior to opening. Just remember Union Station will be replacing the Market Street Station complex once it opens. Exciting!!


Join us on Tuesday April 30 to read three stories about homes with City of Springfield Mayor Christine Lundberg. After the book reading, there will be a craft for children. During the craft, parents and family members can learn about Fair Housing and housing discrimination, gather informational materials, and talk to City of Springfield staff.
What: Fair Housing Story Time with Mayor Christine Lundberg
When: 6:30-7:30 p.m., Tuesday April 30
Where: Children’s Area, Storytime corner, Springfield Public Library


13th Feb 2024 - Our towns and cities are constantly evolving to cope with changes in social, technological, and environmental needs.
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The Sheffield Infill Door Barrier is perfect for providing protection at entrances and exits. Ideal for doorways with heavy traffic, such as schools, community centres and other key public building.
Manufactured from mild steel and then hot dipped galvanised as standard with a perforated steel sheet infill. Root fixed.


Stanley Park is open for passive recreation only, from 8:00am-7:00pm. The following Park entrances are open for parking: (Gate 1) Western Ave entrance by the Athletic Fields & across from the Woodward Center, (Gate 2) main Western Ave entrance, (Gate 3) on Kensington Ave. and the Granville Rd. entrance (Gate 5). The basketball courts and athletic fields for group athletics remain closed at this time. Limited restroom(s) are available. For more information click here.


Monday 27 July 2020
Planning permission for a new access road at Murrayshall Quarry was refused at a special meeting of Stirling Council’s Planning and Regulation Panel on Thursday, 23 July.
Friday 24 July 2020
Stirling Council will continue to support and protect its rural communities over this weekend (July 25-26) with a number of measures, including an emergency ‘clearway’ restriction on the A821.
Thursday 02 July 2020
Stirling Council has implemented an emergency ‘no waiting’ restriction on the roads surrounding Finnich Glen – also known as the Devil’s Pulpit – to protect public safety.
Thursday 25 June 2020
Plans to build around 800 new homes near Bannockburn have moved a step forward.
Friday 19 June 2020
Balfron waste and recycling centre will re-open to the public on Wednesday, 24 June, with the introduction of a new booking system.


Planning application details
|Planning application number:||14/1052|
|Site address:||PLOT 4 CHAPELFIELD SKELTON PENRITH CUMBRIA CA11 9TB|
|Description:||Reserved Matters application for residential dwelling.|
|Case officer and phone number:||Mr T Ryniejski 01768 212367|
|Date received:||03 December 2014|
|Date valid:||04 December 2014|
|Agent name and address:||Black Box Architects Ltd - Mr M Wilson
20 Devonshire Street Carlisle Cumbria CA3 8LP
|Agent phone number:||01228 402200|
|Decision date:||27 January 2015|
|Consultation period begins:||12 December 2014|
|Consultation period ends:||02 January 2015|
Please click one of the available options below to view further details or comment where applicable on the above planning application:
Complete a planning application file viewing request for an appointment to view a planning file.
If prior notice is not given it may take up to an hour, longer for larger applications, before you can view a file. This is to allow time for us to redact (black out) personal information.


Original ink sketch of the Millennium Bridge with Saint Paul's Cathedral in the background.
Overall paper size: 20cm. X 20cm. (8 inches X 8 inches)
Actual image Size: 15.2cm. X 15.2cm. (6 inches X 6 inches)
The Millennium Bridge, officially known as the London Millennium Footbridge, is a steel suspension bridge for pedestrians crossing the River Thames in London, linking Bankside with the City of London. It is located between Southwark Bridge and Blackfriars Railway Bridge. It is owned and maintained by Bridge House Estates, a charitable trust overseen by the City of London Corporation. Construction began in 1998 and it initially opened in June 2000.
The drawing will be posted within three working days of purchase.
It will be posted (Flat) in an "Extra Strong" reinforced envelope.
A postal tracking code will be sent to you.


The government eyes additional US$70.0M in road tolls yearly
Santo Domingo.- The Public Works Ministry and the road construction contractor DOVICON on Thursday agreed to terminate the Duarte and 6 de Noviembre highway toll concession contract.
Minister Gonzalo Castillo said the “amicable” agreement safeguards the country’s interests because he’s “convinced” it will result in higher revenue when the government resumes the toll collection. “This includes all citizens, whether they use the highway or not. So it’s definitely excellent news”
He said toll revenues and savings from no longer having to pay the contractor will be allocated entirely for the wellbeing of Dominicans. “Specifically, we estimate that this operation results in the release of 70 million dollars per year, which will now be invested in our people.”
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Transport Within Shoreditch
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Shoreditch is serviced by an Overground service. Liverpool Street is merely 12 minutes away and you can reach Waterloo in 15 minutes. There are Boris Bike docking stations in the area and near by Hoxton if you wish to cycle around the area. The Northern Line services the tube station on Old Street and the Overground stops at Shoreditch High Street and Hoxton, which are both zone 1 stations.
Shoreditch Stations and Bus Services
There are quick connections from Shoreditch on the Overground to Highbury and Islington, and convenient links to London Docklands, which is home to many businesses. Nearby stations also include Aldgate, Aldgate East, Whitechapel and Bethnal Green.
A large number of buses service Shoreditch, including the number 8, 26, 35, 47 and 243. There are also a number of night buses including the N26, N35, N55 and N205.


TOSP Public Works Utilities division will have a road closure near 260 N. May St., scheduled for Tuesday, 8 am to 5 pm. Crews will make efforts to accommodate interior traffic. Please adjust your schedules and driving routes accordingly.
We apologize for the inconvenience, but closures are necessary for utility maintenance. Schedules are subject to change due to inclement weather or emergency operations. For further information, please call TOSP Utilities at (910) 692‑1983, weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.


If you are looking for coach parking in Barcelona there are 4 large coach / car parks offered by BSM. The coach parks are specially adapted to accommodate for coach parking as well as accommodating for car parking.
The addresses for each coach park are given below along with a link that gives you more information on rates and exact location of the coach park.
1. García Faria - Coach Park
Situated between Carrer Josep Pla and Selva de Mar
This page has given you an outline of specially adapted car parks in Barcelona that are suitable for parking coaches. For more information on car parking in Barcelona see Related Pages below.


077 SW 134 H841601C 077-A-(210)T TUCSON-ORACLE JCT-GLOBE HWY. (GILA RIVER BRIDGE #20151)
SouthEast DistrictItem # 16316
Engineering Specialist: Jalal Kamal
Bid Opening: 6/21/2019 11:00:00 AM
The proposed project is located in Pinal and Gila Counties on SR77 just south of Winkelman at milepost 134.50 approximately 0.2 miles South of SR177. The work consists of removing the existing six-span steel girder bridge and constructing a new six-span bridge, cast-in-place concrete deck. The work also includes placing new asphaltic concrete and asphaltic concrete friction course, pavement markings, guardrail, and other related work.
Last Updated 5/26/2019 6:01 AM


Project description –
The Delhi–Mumbai Expressway is a 1,350 km long, 8-lane wide (expandable to 12-lane) under-construction access-controlled expressway connecting India’s national capital New Delhi with its financial capital Mumbai. The under-construction Vadodara–Mumbai Expressway has been subsumed in this project. Foundation stone of the project was laid by union minister Nitin Gadkari in presence of Sushma Swaraj & Arun Jaitley on 8 March 2019. The total project value including the land acquisition cost is around ₹1,00,000 crores. An additional 30 km long spur will also be constructed by the NHAI from Noida International Airport in Jewar to Ballabgarh on this expressway. Upon completion in March 2023, it will become India’s longest and busiest expressway.
DECG Scope –
DECG International supplied a large number of bearings and expansion joints for the main bridge and its approach structures.
Key Data –
POT bearings and Strip Seal Expansion Joints


The City of Cape Town and Western Province Athletics would like to invite you to an open day for the newly completed Green Point Athletics Stadium. This is Cape Town’s premier venue for Athletics events and we would like to provide an opportunity for those involved in Club and School Athletics to become familiar with the stadium and get a sense of the kinds of athletics meetings it can accommodate. Tour guides will be available to walk you through the stadium’s many attributes and available equipment, information will be available on the process to follow when requesting bookings.
This open day is intended to be a valuable information sharing opportunity and we would appreciate your attendance, as well as any questions or comments you may have.
Date: 30 May
Time: 10:00 to 14:00
Venue: Green Point Athletics Stadium (Parking available in P4)


The City is pleased to announce that a traffic calming project will be implemented this week on Fourth Street, between Downie St. and Moss St. - an initiative Council and staff have made a priority since receiving concerns expressed by the community. The Engineering department anticipates the work to start later this week (tentatively Friday Oct 8, weather permitting). During installation, Fourth Street will be closed with a detour route in-place. Please watch for signage, equipment, and workers. Thank you for your cooperation and patience, in advance.


If you would like to see new pictures on the Town Website, please e-mail the pictues to [email protected]
June 24, 2022
Planning Commission Meeting, June 29 at 1 pm
June 17, 2022
PUBLIC NOTICE TOWN OF SHERMAN PLAN COMMISSION MEETING, June 21, 2022 at 12:30 pm at the Town Hall
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: The Town of Sherman Plan Commission will meet on Tuesday, June 21, 2022 at 12:30 pm at the Town Hall to consider and act on the follow...


Kerb and Gutter Replacement – Hall St, Gilgandra
On display until
Monday, 28 February 2022
Residents are advised that works to replace the existing kerb and gutter on the western side of Hall Street between Noreen Street and Court Street are programmed to commence on Monday, 17 January 2022.
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My 150th Post!
I thought I would show you a little “Then and Now” images for downtown Oakland.
Washington St – West Side from 7th and 8th
Washington Street West Side from 8th to 9th
Ninth Street – North Side from Washington to Broadway
Washington St – East Side from Ninth to Tenth
Broadway West Side from Ninth St to Tenth St


Chapter 18.5.3 – Land Divisions and Property Line Adjustments Search within This This chapter is included in your selections. Sections: 18.5.3.010 Purpose. 18.5.3.020 Applicability and General Requirements. 18.5.3.030 Preliminary Plat Approval Process. 18.5.3.040 Preliminary Plat Submissions. 18.5.3.050 Preliminary Partition Plat Criteria. 18.5.3.060 Additional Preliminary Flag Lot Partition Plat Criteria. 18.5.3.070 Preliminary Subdivision Plat Criteria. 18.5.3.080 Land Division-Related Variances. 18.5.3.090 Final Plats. 126.96.36.199 Filing and Recording. 188.8.131.52 Re-platting and Vacation of Plats. 184.108.40.206 Property Line Adjustments. 220.127.116.11 Expiration and Extensions.


Have your say on Hove Station Neighbourhood Plan
Hove Station Neighbourhood Forum will be hosting a face-to-face feedback session on the 23rd of March 2019, before the formal consultation and referendum.
Taking place at the Honeycroft Centre in St Barnabas Hall from 12PM, local workers and residents will have the opportunity to share their opinions and raise any concern they might have on the plan.
The Hove Station Neighbourhood Plan is now in its final stage. The plan has a number of objectives, including creating a strong a diverse community, improving connectivity and giving priority to sustainable transports, as well as addressing the lack of health services and school places.
Housing is another topic to be addressed, as population in the Hove station is rapidly increasing and is currently above regional and national average.
During this session, likely to be the last one, locals will first be introduced to the plan overview and the main key issues. This will be followed by small group discussions where people will discuss on some of the main concerns, including traffic, parking and housing.
The 8th ‘Have Your Say about Hove Station regeneration’ will take place on Sunday 23rd March at Honeycroft Centre, St Barnabas Hall, Sackville Rd, Hove. You can find more information on the Facebook event page.


The full length of Parkside Terrace in Cullingworth is to be resurfaced by Bradford Council.
The £45,000 scheme will be funded from a £200,000 budget for major resurfacing work across the Shipley area.
Parkside Terrace leads from Greenside Lane, near the Co-op minimarket, to the entrance of Parkside School.
Shipley Area Committee agreed to spend the cash on major resurfacing work as part of a £2.8 million fund for highway maintenance across the district.
The area committee also approved £260,000 of surface dressing – a less expensive form of resurfacing – on other roads.
These included the A629 Keighley Road at Denholme (Whalley Lane to New Inn); Trough Lane at Denholme; Keighley Road at Crossflatts (20 metres south of Canal Road to Longwood View); and the Aire Valley trunk road southbound from Crossflatts to Cottingley.


Councillor Deirdre Heney has forwarded information to AHAA about planned road closures on Griffith Avenue over the coming weeks. The details are set out below.
I have been advised by Dublin City Council that part of Griffith Avenue (from Malahide Road to No. 5 Griffith Avenue) be closed for 48 hours on the following dates;
- Saturday 5th to Sunday 6th February 2022
- Saturday 12th to Sunday 13th February 2022
- Saturday 19th to Sunday 20th February 2022
- Saturday 26th to Sunday 27th February 2022
- Saturday 5th to Sunday 6th March 2022
In addition to this, please note that the 123 bus route will be diverted during these times as per this notice from Dublin Bus.
Normal route to stop 1487 Griffith Avenue, Charlemont.
Stops 1488, 1489 and 1490 will not be in use during this time.
Depart stop 1487 on Griffith Avenue, back on normal route.
Stops 1491, 1492, 1493 and 1482 will not be in use during this time.


Shanghai Airport Authority, the state-owned operator of the city’s two major airports, is planning to construct a civilian airport in Nantong, eastern Jiangsu province together with a construction company owned by the local government there which would form the ‘Third Airport’ in Shanghai’s global aviation hub.
Shanghai Airport and Nantong City Construction Development will set up a joint venture to invest, build and operate the airport, according to data released by Shanghai’s market regulators at the end of last month. Although public information does not specify which airport they will build, insiders have confirmed to Yicai Global that it is the new airport in Nantong. Shanghai Airport will hold a 51% stake in the JV and Nantong City Construction the rest.
The airport will handle the spillover from Shanghai’s Hongqiao and Pudong International Airports. The distance between the new airport and the Pudong and Hongqiao airports is equal at nearly 100 km. Nantong is home to the Xingdong International Airport but it belongs to a different operator.
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Bird Street Section Closed For Construction:: The section of Bird Street between Stonehaven Drive and Egre Road is closed for construction. Please follow the detour signs. You can view the established route on the map attached and please travel safely. Bird Street Detour Map


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There are many ways in which to reach the Champaign Transit System:
Phone number: (937)-653-8777
Fax number: (937)-653-3196
Street Address - Champaign Transit System 308 Miami Street Urbana, Ohio 43078
E-Mail addresses: firstname.lastname@example.org
All Comments and/or complaints Should be addressed to:
Transit DirectorChampaign Transit System308 Miami Street, Suite DUrbana, Ohio 43078(937)-653-8777


This Profile Eave Gutter, which is a part of a roof drainage system, is a gutter that is fastened to an eave and used to collect rainwater that is running down a roof. This Profile Eave Gutter is in high demand on the market because of its lightweight construction, strength, and exquisite finish. This gutter is lightweight and resistant to corrosion. It makes sure that things last longer. It can transport a lot of water and was created for commercial structures.


East (Country Club, Highland Park, Old Farm, Villa Loma, Vista Grande)
The East area of Colorado Springs consists of mostly developed neighborhoods. These areas are situated along Academy Blvd. The homes are mostly single family homes, but you'll also find a variety of townhomes and condos. Residents will find themselves close to a hospital, several healthcare facilities, entertainment venues, shopping and restaurants. Home prices range from $180,000 to over $1 Million.
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Reported in the Pavement Defect category anonymously at 15:12, Thu 20 April 2017
Sent to Bristol City Council 49 minutes later
These large cracks in the road have been here for months, getting terribly worse you'd have to drive on the wrong side of the road to avoid! This whole section needs re-doing.
Receive email when updates are left on this problem.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:00, Thu 20 April 2017
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:50, Thu 20 April 2017
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:51, Mon 8 May 2017
State changed to: Closed
Updated by Bristol City Council at 17:19, Wed 28 April 2021
This report is now closed to updates.
You can make a new report in the same location.
Please reference 1024967 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


Work to install a couple of valves for the water line system and repair and replace of some fire hydrants in Williamsburg is expected to start in early April.
During a special called meeting early Tuesday evening, the Williamsburg City Council had the first reading of an ordinance to borrow $300,000 for updating and maintenance work of the water system in town.
In addition to the hydrant and valves work, Williamsburg Mayor Roddy Harrison said he is hoping to address the drainage issue in Bill Woods Park and fix any broken waterlines found as the other work is being done.
City maintenance crews will be doing much of the work themselves so the city can save money and get more bang for its buck, he noted.
Harrison said he wanted to do the work at this time because there is a construction crew in town working on repairs to the wastewater and sewer system.
If city maintenance workers run across any work they can’t complete, Harrison said he has already spoken with the construction crew, who should be able to complete it.
The council scheduled a special meeting for 3:30 p.m. Thursday when they will hold the second reading of the financing ordinance.
Harrison said that assuming the second reading of the ordinance is approved, he thinks he can get the city in the same bond pool with another city getting ready to borrow significantly more money than Williamsburg, which should reduce the interest rate the city pays for the bonds.
The selling of bonds is the government equivalent of a home mortgage for a private homeowner, and is used to finance most construction projects.


Concrete blocks and bricks blocking pavement since this moring
Reported in the Obstruction category anonymously at 13:58, Wed 24 July 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 3 minutes later
No access for pedestrians
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:01, Wed 24 July 2019
Posted by Bristol City Council at 09:03, Thu 25 July 2019
Your enquiry has been investigated and deemed that no action is required at present.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 08:50, Thu 1 August 2019
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


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Posted on: July 31, 2016
[ARCHIVED] Road closure - August 3
There will be a Road Closure/Traffic Delay starting at 8:00 AM, on the Eastbound Lane on Main Street (50 Ave) at the tracks (Between 49 St & 50 St) due to track repairs.Detours will be in place.


Revitalisation of an abandoned industrial zone. The historic shell was retained, whilst the interior was given a completely new spatial topography by timber elements. The structure is now home to a technology centre with university-related and research facilities.
Municipality Reggio Emilia
Ing. Leonardo Berni
Categoria: Bildung, Bauen im Bestand, Industrie und Gewerbe


Siesta Groups to meet with City of Sarasota to explore annexing Siesta Key
January 30, 2022 —
Save Siesta Key reported that “City of Sarasota Mayor, Eric Arroyo has asked that leaders of Siesta Key meet with him and City Manager, Marlon Brown to discuss the possibility of Siesta Key being annexed into the City of Sarasota. Although we are somewhat skeptical this is a viable alternative to forming our own “government lite ” town, out of courtesy, we have agreed to meet on February 16th. Two members of our Board will be joined by representatives from the Siesta Key Association, the Siesta Key Coalition, and the Siesta Key Condominium Council. Stay tuned for an update of this meeting.”
January 20, 2022 —
On January 18 , the City of Sarasota Commission voted to explore Siesta Key residents’ interest in being annexed by the City of Sarasota. One big hurdle is that, currently, the City assesses 3.13 mills on property inside its borders.
Herald-Tribune, Jan 20, Derek Gillian: Officials to gauge public interest in siesta Key joining city
January 16, 2022 —
At its January 18 meeting, the City of Sarasota Commission will discuss the possibility of annexing Siesta Key. This after the Siesta Key bid for incorporation failed at the recent Sarasota County Legislative Delegation meeting. The meeting starts at 9 am at the City Hall, 1565 First Street. The discussion is one of the last items on the agenda, item XII.3.
Herald-Tribune, Jan 10, Derek Gillian: Could Siesta be annexed into the City of Sarasota?


First draft of the city's public art master plan released.
by Jackie Kruszewski on March 24, 2017
Meet-up seeks to help diversify the local music scene.
by Shannon Cleary on March 23, 2017
by Lorraine Eaton on March 23, 2017
At the William Byrd, longtime residents welcome remodeling and a changing neighborhood.
by Jackie Kruszewski on March 22, 2017
by F.T. Rea on March 22, 2017


Resolution 13-03 Setting a Hearing
SETTING HEARING ON VACATION
WHEREAS, a petition of property owners abutting an alleyway adjacent to Lots 1 and 22, Block 1; Lots 1 and 23, Block 2; and Lots 7 and 8 of Block 4 of Parkville in the City of Mountain Iron, was received by the City Administrator on the 24th day of March, 2003, requesting that the City Council vacate an alleyway adjacent to Lots 1 and 22, Block 1; Lots 1 and 23, Block 2; and Lots 7 and 8, of Block 4 of Parkville.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MOUNTAIN IRON, MINNESOTA:
The City Council will consider the vacation of such easement and a public hearing shall be held on such proposed vacation on the 5th day of May, 2003, before the City Council in the Mountain Iron Room of the Community Center at 6:30 p.m., or shortly thereafter, and the City Administrator shall give published and posted notice as required by law.
DULY ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL THIS 7TH DAY OF APRIL, 2003.
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE OF HEARING ON VACATION OF ALLEYWAY ADJACENT TO LOTS 1 AND 22, BLOCK 1; LOTS 1 AND 23, BLOCK 2; AND LOTS 7 AND 8 OF PARKVILLE
Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held before the City Council of Mountain Iron in the Mountain Iron Room of the Community Center on the 19th day of May, 2003, at 6:30 p.m., or shortly thereafter, to hear all persons present upon a petition of property owners for the vacation of alleyway adjacent to Lots 1 and 22, Block 1; Lots 1 and 23, Block 2; and Lots 7 and 8, Block 4 of Parkville, Mountain Iron, Minnesota.
Dated this 7th day of April, 2003.
By order of the City Council
/s/ Craig J. Wainio


We’re getting volunteers and local people together to self-build a Community Space in Ladywell.
RUSS Community Housing Meeting
Join us on 15th May: Launch of RUSS's Self-build Community Hub
RUSS is a volunteer-led Community Land Trust based in south London, founded in 2009 with the mission of creating sustainable neighbourhoods and genuinely affordable homes. We aim to bring together people and nature to build a more mutually beneficial world.
Opportunity: Freelance role
RUSS School Marketing
& Social Media Coordinator
Deadline to apply 12 May


A detailed look at documents that may be required, in addition to the working drawings, in order to meet codes and obtain the building permit for your new home.
About Our Plans
Our house plans were designed to meet or exceed current national building standards, and we will support our house plans to make sure those standards are met. Some states, counties and municipalities have their own codes, zoning requirements and building …
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- Near the corner of Germantown and Chelten.
- Between Walgreen’s and Murray’s Steaks.
- Less than one mile from Lincoln Drive.
- We are on bus routes 23, 26, 65 K and J.
- We are about 50 feet from the SEPTA bus stop.
- We are near the Germantown Train Station.
926 W Sedgley Ave is a nine-minute walk from the BSL NRG Station to Fern Rock TC at the Allegheny Station – BSL stop.
This location is in the North Philadelphia East neighborhood in Philadelphia. Nearby parks include Mann Recreation Center, Marcus Foster Memorial Stadium and Fairhill Square.
- Close to Public Transportation
- Walking distance to Temple Hospital
- Close Proximity to Temple University Medical Campus


Go Green Run 2017
|Start Date||December 17, 2017|
|End Date||December 17, 2017|
|Venue||Jalan Sepoy Lines (Penang Padang Polo)|
|Address||10450 George Town, Penang, Malaysia|
This program is an initiative program by City Council of Penang Island with all public agencies, private agencies, Institutions, NGOs and all Penang citizens.The program is aimed at responding to the vision of the Penang State Government of Cleaner, Greener, Safer & Healthier Penang, and to educate the public on the importance of tree planting in order to reduce the impact of greenhouse gases and global warming. In addition, it is a joint mission to make Penang the Best in the greening program.


Location: US 183 from SH 29 to the Williamson County Line in Precinct 2 and Precinct 3
Status: A schematic has been finalized by CP&Y. Feedback received from public meetings propelled the team to complete a safety study to identify short-term to medium-term safety enhancements in the corridor. The results of the study showed an immediate need in the area, and TxDOT is moving forward with safety projects. Two open house meetings were held on July 13 and November 16, 2017, to share information and collect input on the Corridor F study. The meetings were conducted in an open house format, allowing attendees to come and go at their convenience. The County has met with property owners. There is currently no funding for construction of this roadway.


Spokane County Parks, Recreation & Open Space Plan ("Park Plan") guides investments in Spokane County's park system. The previous plan was updated in 2013-2014 and is updated every 5-6 years. The 2020 Park Plan update will provide an updated snap shot and analysis of the County's park system and incorporate information and projects that have been developed since 2014. Please stay tuned for public input opportunities and updated information on this page.
Timeline: See below for project schedule.
Funding: General Fund (Update completed with in-house staff)
Public Input Opportunities
Park Plan 2020 Open House Events have been scheduled. Please find the closest location and drop-in to provide your input on how we should enhance the County's park system over the next six years.
Deer Park Library, June 25th, 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Cheney Library, June 26th, 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
North Spokane Library, June 27th, 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Airway Heights Recreation Center, July 8th, 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Moran Prairie Library, July 9th, 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Argonne Library, July 10th, 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
For addresses and directions to each of these locations, click here.


Denver Harbor players get new batting cages
Move to the big leagues
Though sports facilities never guarantee champion-caliber athletes, the Denver Harbor Little League hopes its new batting cages will one day help its players reach Williamsport, Pa. -- site of the Little League World Series.
On Monday, city officials, civic leaders and community members came together for a special ribbon-cutting ceremony to welcome the newest addition to Selena Quintanilla-Perez Park on Henke Street, adjacent to the Denver Harbor Multi-Service Center at 6402 Market St.
"It really means a lot to the kids. They don't have what other parks have and it is really moving up the neighborhood," said Jerry L. Valdez, Denver Harbor Little League president. "It's going to really help them in the future. It will send them to another level."
The batting cages were made possible by a collaborative effort between the city, the Denver Harbor/Port Houston Super Neighborhood Council and the Denver Harbor Little League. It was funded by public and private contributions.
Ruben Vela, community liaison from the Mayor's Citizens' Assistance Office and Little League coach, said the cages are key in drawing more participation from area children at the park while giving them the chance to develop their athletic skills.
"This batting cage helps us in giving the kids a little confidence in the big part of the game, and our hope is to give them enough confidence that they can come back and enjoy the games," he said.
"It's a community project and to see it come to fruition is a tremendous accomplishment. It's something we are all very proud of," Vasquez said.
Vasquez called the addition to the neighborhood a step in progress, an example of the many improvements planned for the Denver Harbor community.


- B&L Excavation completed the water main tie-in to the existing stub at 10 Mile Road which was installed by Brenner Excavating earlier this spring.
- B&L Excavation began installing water service stubs towards houses on Squirewood Drive.
- B&L Excavation will complete water service stub installation on Squirewood Drive and Squirewood Court early next week.
- Concrete sidewalk on Squirewood Drive will be replaced.
- Concrete driveways on Squirewood Drive and Squirewood Court will begin to be replaced.
Please contact any project representative if you have questions or concerns.


TROUP COUNTY, GA (WTVM) – Roundabout construction will cause some delays in LaGrange Thursday.
Crews will be on site from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. pouring concrete into the truck apron.
This is an area where long wheel base vehicles' rear wheels can track when they are on the roundabout.
The roundabout will remain open, but officials warn motorists to use caution in this area today.
The roundabout project is scheduled to be completed by the end of the month.


On Tuesday, January 29, 2019, the Broward County Commission voted to discontinue Broward County Transit’s 95 Express Hollywood Route 107 due to low ridership.
The final day of service for Route 107 will be Friday, February 22, 2019.
Alternate transportation options are available for riders traveling between Pembroke Pines and downtown Miami. These options include:
- Route 108 via the North Perry Airport Park and Ride in Pembroke Pines
- Tri-Rail via either the Hollywood Tri-Rail Station or Sheridan Street Tri-Rail Station
- Either of the Miami Dade Transit 95 Express routes that serve the Sheridan Street Tri-Rail Station
- Registering with SFCS (www.1800234ride.com) for their carpool or vanpool programs
Please call Broward County Transit’s Customer Service Center at 954-357-8400 for assistance with planning your trip.


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Planning Director's Meeting (PDF)
Millcreek Planning Director’s Meeting Agenda
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Planning Director of Millcreek will hold a meeting on August 10, 2023, at City Hall, 3330 S. 1300 E., Millcreek, Utah 84106, commencing at 10:00 a.m.
1. Discussion and Consideration of SD-23-002, Request for a 2-Lot Subdivision to Subdivide the Existing Duplex at Approximately 1401 E. Woodland Avenue by Applicant Bill Miner; Katie Larsen, Planner
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Millcreek will make reasonable accommodation for participation in the meeting. Individuals may request assistance by contacting the ADA Coordinator at 801-214-2751 or email@example.com.
THE UNDERSIGNED DULY APPOINTED RECORDER FOR THE MUNICIPALITY OF MILLCREEK HEREBY CERTIFIES THAT A COPY OF THE FOREGOING NOTICE WAS EMAILED OR POSTED TO:
City Hall City Website Utah Public Notice Website
Those Listed on the Agenda http://millcreek.us
DATE: July 26, 2023 RECORDER: Elyse Sullivan


What an amazing opportunity! Fresh paved street to the site. 13th and Hendricks, land is on the South side off 13th. Has a wonderful rise of about 12 to open to lovely mountain and water views...who would know. RIII Multi-family opportunity....just what we need. Water is across Hendricks and sewer is right there on 13th. Partially cleared and will be getting a path opened to the inside. Check with the City for your own building questions. We have a conference set for 2 weeks from now.
|--||New Value: $197,000|
|2/21/2019 3:31:06 PM||New Value: $197,000|
|8/3/2018 3:53:00 PM||New Value: $225,000|


BY COUNCILOR STOVER:00-0323R
RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION 99-0557 AWARDING CONTRACT TO L.H.B. ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES OF YEAR 2000 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT FOR UMD/LOWER CHESTER AREA PHASE 2, TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT BY $51,696 FOR A NEW TOTAL OF $171,875.
RESOLVED, that Resolution
99-0557 to L.H.B. Engineers and Architects for furnishing engineering services
required for landscape architect, historian services and redesign of historic
concrete streets for the Year 2000 street improvement project for UMD/Lower
Chester area Phase 2, be amended to increase the amount by $51,696 for
a new total of $171,875, payable out of Street Improvement Program Fund
440, Dept./Agency 038, Organization 0005, Object 5530.


17 Dec Sonic Foundry to Webcast Bridge Arch Floating Down Mississippi
MADISON, Wis.–Sonic Foundry, Inc., a rich media solutions company, today will broadcast live a unique Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) project using the company’s Mediasite Live system.
In a rare engineering feat, WisDOT will float the entire arch of the new Mississippi River Bridge in La Crosse, Wis., and connect it to permanent bridge piers. The arch is 475 feet long, 50 feet wide and 87 feet high.
Using Mediasite Live, WisDOT will chronicle the event, complete with interviews with department staff, civil engineers, construction crew members, local elected officials, government agency representatives and La Crosse area residents. The Webcast also will display engineering diagrams and photographs detailing the progression of the construction project. Weather permitting, the WisDOT Webcast will begin on Dec. 17 at approximately 6:00 a.m. Central Time. To view the Webcast, live or on-demand, visit http://www.sonicfoundry.com/solutions/widot.html. A condensed, on-demand version also will be available.


“You know, for years we’ve been trying to build up bus service and providing locker space for people to come and to be able to justify riding the bus and now it’s just like the rug is being pulled out from underneath them.”- Mike Maughan, President & General Manager of Alta Ski Area.
The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) ski bus service is going to be pretty brutal this season. After announcing that departures will be reduced from fifteen to thirty minutes starting on December 11th due to staffing shortages, FOX 13 Utah is reporting they are eliminating one of the most pivotal bus stops in Little Cottonwood Canyon.
UTA is removing the bus stop that is located right next to the Goldminer’s Daughter Lodge at Alta Ski Area. This is a vital stop for employees and guests, as it gives access to the Wildcat and Collins chairlifts. The waiting building is pretty nice too, as it’s completely enclosed from the elements, unlike other bus stops on the route.
UTA is saying they’re removing the bus stop not because of staffing shortages, but rather due to safety concerns. The stop is at the end of a moderately sized downsloping road leading to the Collins parking lot that becomes slick with all the snow. They were able to pull it off in prior seasons and the buses do have proper tires to handle the slick roads. There will still be a bus stop at Alta over in the Albion base area.
It’s another sign for the Little Cottonwood traffic situation might deteriorate this winter, as the state of Utah inches closer to choosing to build a gondola to try and solve congestion. Click here to watch Fox 13 Utah’s video breakdown of the situation.
Image Credits: Goldminer’s Daughter Lodge, Alta Ski Area
This article was originally published by Unofficialnetworks.com. Read the original article here.


Beattie Triangle, bounded by Broadway to the northeast, Vernon Avenue to the south, and Stuyvesant Avenue to the west, is named in memory of Joseph S. Beattie, who lived at 247 Schenectady Avenue in Brooklyn. Beattie served as a Private in Company G of the 305th Infantry in the United States Army in World War I and died on a battlefield in France on October 5, 1918.
Beattie Triangle is one of the oldest public parks in Brooklyn. Anton and Mary Vigelius deeded it to the City of Brooklyn in 1884 for one dollar on the condition that "the same shall be enclosed with an iron fence and forever kept as a public park or place." In 1898, when Brooklyn was incorporated into the City of New York, the deed was transferred and came under the jurisdiction of Parks. At the insistence of the Beattie VFW Post, Beattie Square was named by local law in February 1921.


Temporary Closure of upper Fore Street, High Street and The Narrows from 9am-1pm on Saturdays 17th October until 5th December
26-27 October,7pm to 7am Brutus Bridge
9-13 November 7pm to 11pm, A381 Western Bypass
9-14 December, Weston Road
One Network is the largest single source of local roadworks information in the UK. The majority of the Devon Highways works are published onOne Network (previously roadworks) and the site enables you to sign up for email alerts so that you are informed in advance of any roadworks, road closures and other live and planned traffic disruption.


Please be advised that beginning Thursday, October 21st through October 28th, 2021- weather permitting- Main Street from Harrison Avenue to High Street will be milled and paved during the night (7pm- 6 am) under the Essex County Roadway Resurfacing Program.
While milling and paving work is taking place, sections of Main Street will be intermittently closed to non-emergency traffic. During these operations, access to and from your driveway or street may be prohibited. If you need to enter or leave your home or business during this time (7 om- 6 am), please make arrangements to park your vehicle at another location.
PLEASE FOLLOW ALL DETOUR SIGNS. PARKING ON MAIN STREET DURING CONSTRUCTION WILL NOT BE PERMITTED. NEW TRAFFICE PATTERNS AND SIGNS WILL BE POSTED.
For information regarding the construction in your area, PLEASE contact one of the following people:
Girish Thakkar, KS Engineers 732-940-0323
Andres Gomez, ECDPW 973-226-8500 x 2500
Joe Smith, Smith-Sondy 973-777-7833
We thank you for your cooperation and patience.


British Transport Secretary, Grant Shapps has launched an audit into the mapping of potholes in England, aided by data from on-road businesses such as Uber and Deliveroo, to better target improvements.
The Department for Transport (DfT) will work with Gaist , a highway data and mapping company, businesses such as Deliveroo, Uber, Tesco and Ocado, alongside local highway authorities to identify pothole hot-spots.
Combining collated data on current potholes held by nationwide businesses and a bank of roads imagery in the country from Gaist, the Department will be able to paint a picture of where funding is most needed to make sure roads are not plagued by potholes.
The government has committed GBP2.5bn (US$3.3bn) in funding for pothole repairs in what it maintains is the biggest nationwide programme ever announced. The launch of the review comes as new data reveals highway maintenance works undertaken in the past months when roads were quieter during lockdown, has led to 319 miles of resurfacing.
“We’re teaming up with delivery companies, who know the roads well, in order to map out where remaining potholes exist and then target them with our GBP£2.5bn pothole repair fund,” said Shapps.
Since 2010, the government has provided more than GBP1.2bn solely to help repair potholes on the local highway network, including GBP500m from the GBP2.5bn announced in the Budget earlier this year.


- The Mayor and City Council Will Meet Monday, April 17, 2017 at AMERCIAN LEGION POST #47
- Attention Residents and Businesses located in the 200 block of S. Washington Street. The Department of Public Works will be on site tomorrow, Friday, April 14th removing an old water main valve. This project will begin at 8am and will be completed by 2pm. You will be without water service during this timeframe. We appreciate your understanding as we remove this old water valve. Please call City Hall at 410-939-1800 should you have any questions.
- Havre de Grace Candidate’s Night Sponsored by OPAC Tuesday, April 18, 2017 6:30 – 8:30 pm
- Arbor Day Celebration: Join the Department of Public Works & The Tree Commission on Friday, April 28 at 10:00 a.m.
- CITY OF HAVRE DE GRACE PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT OFF-SITE COUNCIL MEETING Per Resolution No. 2017-03, the Mayor and City Council of Havre de Grace agreed to move the regularly scheduled meeting of the Mayor and City Council, that is to be held on April 17, 2017 out of the City Hall Council Chamber to the American Legion, located at 501 St. John Street, Havre de Grace, MD. The meeting will begin that evening at 7:00 PM.
- The Mayor and City Council Will Meet Monday, April 3, 2017
- Addiction in Your Back Yard or in Your Home
- March 20, 2017 Tree Commission Report To Council
- March 20, 2017 Employee Benefits & Compensation Commission Report To Council
- ANNOUNCEMENT OF PUBLIC BUDGET WORK SESSIONS The Mayor and City Council will conduct Public Budget Work Sessions in the City Council Chambers, 711 Pennington Avenue, at 6:00 p.m. on March 27, 2017 and April 10, 2017. The purpose of this session is to allow for interaction between the Council and Administration to review the proposed budget for fiscal year beginning July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018.


URBAN CULTURES LUNCH SEMINAR #3: Click here!
Karachi From a Distance. A New Perspective
Case of Karachi – A Hyper Transforming Mega City
- Click here for the Zoom link
Introduction to Hyper Transforming Cities and Karachi Studios by Asiya Sadiq and Martine De Maeseneer
Panel Discussion – Hyper Transforming Cities, Identified Trends and Emerging Design Needs, moderated by Martino Tattara
• Streets – More Than Just Mobility Networks – Saeedudin Ahmad – DAP- NEDUET, Karachi
• Density – To Build Up or To Build Out – Suneela Ahmad – DAP- NEDUET, Karachi
• Emerging Gender and Community Relations – Caroline Newton – KU Leuven and TUDelft
• Rooftops, Courtyards, Stairs – As Community Spaces – Marvi Mazhar, Practitioner and Scholar at GoldSmith, UK
• Social Upward Mobility and Incrementality – Rosie Romero – KU Leuven
• Nallas* – As Productive Landscape *(Open Sewerage and Rainwater Drains) – Christophe Polack – KU Leuven
• Diversity and The Need for New Public Spaces – Lilet Breddels – KU Leuven
• Informality and The Values of Incrementality, Flexibility, Adaptability – Cecilia Chiappini KU Leuven
• Passive Architectural Heritage Revival – Tania Soomro – DAP- NEDUET – Karachi
Question / Answers and Discussion
The exhibition Karachi From A Distance – A New Perspective organized at the Faculty of Architecture, Campus Brussels by Asiya Sadiq Polack, is extracting the knowledge produced over the 7 cycles of the Karachi studio and draws out the intricacies, complexities, and contextual realities of designing and executing in fast transforming contexts like Karachi. The exposition aspires to raise awareness, sensitize, and add to the knowledge on current and pertinent issues faced by Asian Mega Cities and will point out the future trends which will serve as an important, innovative, and original future reference. The exposition and accompanying book will add to the archives of the Faculty of Architecture – KU Leuven and will support the extension of the existing knowledge and expertise available on the topic. See also the video introduction to the expo.
Asiya Sadiq Polack is an architect-urbanist-academic, currently a PhD scholar and visiting lecturer at KU Leuven and running a practice with partner Christophe Polack, “Cities, Citizens and Spaces” which aspires for and promotes socially resilient projects engaging; ecology, history, social and cultural diversity, local identities, and their inherent formal/informal interfaces.
Image: Cover Page of the Publication Karachi Expo – 2021


Our homes now have curb appeal! The green grass, flowering trees, sprouting shrubs, and colorful rocks make the subdivision come to life. The landscape is really the cherry on top and brings a visually pleasing look to River Walk. Homes are being landscaped in the order they were finished, and it will take several weeks for the landscaper to get caught up. If you haven’t driven through River Walk lately, you should check it out.


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Commencing at approximately 8:00 a.m. on Friday, November 21, 2014, the Washtenaw County Road Commission will impose a daytime closure on Willow Road between Sikorski Road and Bunton Road in Augusta Township. The purpose of the closure is for the replacement of a deteriorated crossroad culvert located 100 feet Read more
The Washtenaw County Road Commission (WCRC) is hereby inviting qualified firms to submit a Proposal for As Needed Materials Testing Services for 2015, 2016 & 2017 construction seasons. Professional services shall include staffing as needed to perform those duties regularly associated with materials testing of road and/or bridge construction projects which may include Read more
The Washtenaw County Road Commission (WCRC) invites qualified firms to submit Proposals for As Needed Construction Engineering and Surveying Services for 2015, 2016 & 2017 construction seasons. Professional services for construction engineering will include staffing of a full-time/part-time construction technician(s) as Read more
On November 17, 2014, the Washtenaw County Road Commission will be performing paving operations at Sites 1, 3, 4 and 5, please see the attached map for more details on the location. Austin Road will remain closed from State Highway M-52 to Clinton Road.
The road will be open to local traffic only with each site under flag control during the paving operation. The detour will be Clinton Read more


The Town Council has adopted a several streetlights from South Norfolk Council. These lights are primarily situated in Cedar Drive, Drury Lane, Elm Close and Leman Grove. If you are unsure of who to report the fault to, Norfolk County Council is aware of ownership and directs streetlight enquiries accordingly. Streetlight faults can be reported on Norfolk County Council's website.
Missed Bin Collection
South Norfolk Council is responsible for domestic waste collection. If your bin has been missed, or you have another enquiry, please contact South Norfolk Council.
As the Highway Authority, Norfolk County Council maintains most of the 6,000 miles of roads in Norfolk. If you wish to report a problem, please contact Norfolk County Council.
Report Drainage Issues & Blocked Drains
Report standing water, ditches, blocked drains, flooded property & impassable roads here.
Norfolk County Council have an interactive map, where you can view registered public rights of way (public footpaths, bridleways, restricted byways and byways open to all traffic). Footpath issues can be reported by clicking on the footpath map and you can find out more on their 'Out and About' website.
Fly-tipping and Littering
Fly-tipping and littering is an offence, please report it to South Norfolk Council.
A vehicle can only be illegally parked if there are on-street parking restrictions in operation at that location. If you wish to report illegal parking, please contact South Norfolk Council.
If you see someone allowing their dog to foul and not clear it up, please contact South Norfolk Council with the owner’s details they can investigate it.
Tree Preservation Orders and Conservation Areas
South Norfolk Council has a map which displays the Conservation Areas, Listed Buildings, Tree Preservation Orders and the District Council's Assets.
Local services in Loddon are provided by a range of different organisations, including Norfolk County Council, South Norfolk Council and Loddon Council. Use the links on this page to find the right organisation to talk to if you have a query or need a service.


Westside is the Bestside! Welcome to the neighborhood of Scotts Crossing. This lot, zoned R-4A, is located down a gravel road. Great opportunity to build New Construction! Parcel Number 17 025200190636
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WARNER ROBINS, Ga. — The push for more recreation in Houston County moved forward Friday.
People gathered to break ground for the new North Houston Recreation Center in Warner Robins.
Mayor Randy Toms announced they'll name different sections of the center in honor of people who made the project happen.
Toms said the field could be named after the late Mike Davis, a former city council member who passed away from pancreatic cancer.
And the recreation department will soon be named after Claude Lewis, who served as director for the department for almost three decades. Lewis says the new complex will be a place everyone can enjoy.
"This is going to be for everybody and not just the youth of the community, it's going to be for the adults as well as the youth, and you adults need to take part in it," Lewis said.
The complex will be located at 900 North Houston Road and will have basketball courts, fitness rooms, and a raised track.
Right now there is no completion date set.


Some disruptions are taking place in Lavington today and tomorrow.
The following railway crossings will be closed to accommodate railway upgrades and road repairs:
• Springfield Road today (Oct. 2) from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• Warren Road on Tuesday, Oct. 3, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The District of Coldstream reminds residents to obey all signage and traffic control personnel. We thank you in advance for your patience.


Source: China State Council Information Office 2
The final designs for the landscape along the Grand Canal in Beijing have been submitted for expert review and unveiled in order to solicit public opinions and suggestions, according to an announcement on Sunday from the Beijing Municipal Commission of Planning and Natural Resources.
The commission followed up by opening a WeChat message board with its official account on Monday for people to post feedback.
The invitation for design submissions that began in June was responded by dozens of design teams, and three had stood out and finalized their designs by Oct. 10.
Their designs mainly cover the landscapes along the Grand Canal and in key neighborhood areas, as well as the designs of bridges.
The public feedback period will last through the end of October.


The City of Hastings compost site is closed again due to vandalism. Jerry Czarnecki, Director of Public Services, said the entrance gate was damaged by a vehicle pushing on it. This is the second time the gate has been vandalized since the system was put in place earlier this year. Czarnecki said they are trying to identify who caused the damage and how to proceed.
The city-owned compost site is supposed to be a service provided for Hastings residents only, but non-residents were using the site to drop off unauthorized debris and dumping other materials that are not allowed, resulting in significant expense to the city.
A keypad-operated gate was constructed and residents were required to call Hastings City Hall each week to obtain the current code to open the gate. The site just returned to regular operation in mid June following the first instance of vandalism.


Meiric Preece gave an overview of the Evergreen Line Sky Train Project.
|Topic:||Evening presentation on Evergreen Line Sky Train Project||
Meiric Preece, P.Eng.
|Date:||Wednesday April 15|
|Time:||7:00 pm - 9:00 pm|
|Venue:||Accent Inns Burnaby
3777 Henning Drive, Burnaby V5C 6N5
The Evergreen Line is a new SkyTrain line that will connect Coquitlam to Vancouver via Port Moody and Burnaby. The Evergreen Line will connect without transfer to the current SkyTrain network at Lougheed Town Centre Station and will integrate with regional bus and West Coast Express networks.
There are a total of 7 stations and 11 kilometers of guideway. The 6 kilometers of elevated guideway consists of steel box girders, precast segmental girders, precast concrete I-girders with a CIP deck and precast trapezoidal beams with a Cast-In-Place concrete deck. The 3 kilometers of at-grade guideway consists of SMX or MSE wall supported CIP Guideway. The 2 kilometer tunnel is a segmental bored tunnel with CIP cut & cover transition sections at both ends.
The presentation included an Evergreen Project Overview, new MoT Seismic Requirements, DBC Technical Director's View of PPP, and Evergreen design/construction issues.


Lethbridge now has permanent progressive pride and transgender flags painted on two downtown crosswalks. City crews painted them on May 3, thanks to financial support from the Lethbridge Pride Fest.
“These crosswalks are permanent — they are here and you can’t take that away from us certainly,” said Lane Sterr, president of the Lethbridge Pride Fest Society. “I think it’s really important that we have these crosswalks being put in.”
Sterr said the flags recognize Lethbridge’s diverse community.“A lot of our queer history I think comes from a lot of trans people and trans efforts, which are often overooked.”
The city used a different product from the old pride crosswalk, which is more durable and longer-lasting, according to Andrew Malcolm, Urban revitalization manager.
“We use permanent a bit loosely, previously it was basically your standard paint put down on the asphalt and it would wear down within about a year — this paint is a special type and it is going on a concrete surface and so we do expect to get about 10 years out of it,” he said.
Malcolm said the 3 Avenue South and 7 Street South intersection was chosen for its prominence downtown. “We are really proud that the history of downtown is rooted in the diversity of people that live, work, play and shop in the downtown and we think this is a great symbol of that kind of welcoming and inclusive space.”
He added the city does not have plans to prevent vandalism, as has been seen in the past, but he is hoping residents embrace the new fixtures. He added the quality of material will make it easier to keep clean.
“I have a lot of faith in Lethbridge. I think that we have a lot of rich diversity and multiculturalism in our small but mighty Lethbridge community and I hope our community does appreciate them,” said Sterr.


MassDOT and the MBTA in conjunction with Boston emergency responders will conduct an emergency response exercise at Bowdoin station on the Blue Line. The exercise is scheduled for:
Sunday, March 6
8:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
The exercise is not anticipated to impact members of the public, nor affect the provision of transportation or public safety services in the area.
As part of the exercise, portions of the abutting New Chardon Street, New Sudbury Street and Cambridge Street will have travel restrictions and limited access.
The purpose of the exercise is to ensure an efficient and professional operational response to an emergency. The exercise will involve transportation and public safety personnel working through an emergency scenario inside the station and then making decisions and communicating those decisions in a coordinated manner.
The agencies that will be participating in the exercise include the MBTA, MBTA Transit Police, MassDOT, MEMA, Massachusetts State Police, Boston Fire Department, Boston Police Department, Boston Emergency Medical Services and the FBI.
Presidents’ Day Holiday Services Update posted on Feb 11
MassDOT encourages motorists to travel safely during the upcoming Presidents’ Day weekend and be aware of service changes caused by the Monday holiday. The Boston-Quincy I-93 HOV lane Northbound and Southbound will not be open on Monday, February 15. Travelers should be aware of possible …Continue Reading Presidents’ Day Holiday Services Update
Governor Baker, Mayor Walsh Announce Joint Community Redevelopment Venture in Downtown Boston posted on Feb 9
Today as part of the Baker-Polito Administration’s “Open for Business” Real Estate Asset Leveraging (REAL) Strategy, Governor Charlie Baker and Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced a joint state and city venture with Veolia North America to explore the strategic redevelopment of the Massachusetts Department …Continue Reading Governor Baker, Mayor Walsh Announce Joint Community Redevelopment Venture in Downtown Boston
MBTA: Green Line Service Temporary Suspension between Park and Haymarket posted on Feb 9
On selected weekends and nights, MBTA Green Line service will be suspended in both directions between Park and Haymarket stations to allow for platform work as part of the Government Center Station project. The diversion will allow personnel access to the Government Center Green Line …Continue Reading MBTA: Green Line Service Temporary Suspension between Park and Haymarket


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Community Fund at Broadgate
The Broadgate Community Fund is a unique collaboration between Broadgate businesses, created to support life-changing community activities.
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From green roofs on our properties to the planters found throughout the neighborhood.


Board of Zoning Appeals Meeting Agenda
- Published: June 29, 2022
— Public Notice —
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
VILLAGE OF YELLOW SPRINGS
The Village of Yellow Springs Board of Zoning Appeals
will convene virtually on Wednesday, July 6, 2022 at 6:00 p.m.
CALL TO ORDER (6:00 p.m.)
REVIEW OF AGENDA
REVIEW OF MINUTES
• Review of Minutes for June 15, 2022.
• Variance Request — R-B, Moderate Density Residential District – 575 Wright Street. Property owners Mark and Andrea Paulos have submitted an application for a variance seeking relief from Table 1248.03(a) Dimensional Requirements: Residential Districts – regarding a setback for a principal structure per Chapter 1248 Residential Districts. Greene County Parcel ID # F19000100040002200
• Variance Request — R-C, High Density Residential District – 314 Dayton Street. Max Crome, on behalf of Iron Table Holdings, has submitted an application for a variance seeking relief from the required height of a building addition and the required height of a radio tower – Table 1248.03a Dimensional Requirements: Residential Districts and Chapter 1260.02 (d) (2) Dimensional Provisions . Greene County Parcel ID #F19000100110000400
This notice provides you and every other interested party the opportunity to have input at the hearing. We will broadcast the public hearing “live” via our Community Access cable station, which is simultaneously shown on the Village’s “Community Access Yellow Springs” YouTube station. To join live to make a statement during the public hearing, contact the Council Clerk at: firstname.lastname@example.org, or at 937-767-9126.
You may also express your views in writing by providing a copy to the Clerk of Council for inclusion in the record of the hearing. Please submit your letter by no later than Thursday, June 30, 2022 for inclusion in the BZA packet: however, all letters received any time prior to the hearing will be provided to Board of Zoning Appeals members and the Zoning Administrator. The applications, as prepared by the petitioners, may be examined at the office of the Zoning Administrator on the 2nd floor of the Bryan Community Center, 100 Dayton Street, Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387 or on the Village website at http://www.yso.com after Friday, July 1, 2022.
Questions regarding the applications, zoning code or procedures may be directed to the Zoning Administrator Denise Swinger, phone 937-767-1702 or by email to email@example.com.
Denise Swinger, Zoning Administrator


The government says it wants to build more houses – but will it?
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Community feedback is important to Brisbane City Council. Sign up to become a Your City Your Say online community member to have your say on things that help us create a better Brisbane. You will receive invitations to provide your feedback directly to Council as well as regular updates about Council projects and programs. You can also find out about other ways to have your say on major issues affecting Brisbane's future.
Become a member to receive regular updates about Council projects and have your say via surveys, workshops or discussion forums.
Read Council’s recent Your City Your Say newsletter. The newsletter provides updates on various major projects and plans.
There are many ways to have your say or learn about decisions being made in Brisbane.
Read about Council's approach to community engagement and how the Community Engagement Policy ensures the community is involved on issues affecting the future of Brisbane.
The draft Spring Hill Renewal Strategy is open for community feedback until midnight Friday 21 November 2014.
Browse previous Council consultations.
Community feedback is important to Brisbane City Council. Sign up to become a Your City Your Say member to receive regular newsletters and invitations to participate in Council consultations. You can also find out ways to have your say on major issues affecting Brisbane's future.


Parks and Recreation
102 Nettles Park Rd.
Clemson, SC 29631
Ph: (864) 624-1120
Fx: (864) 624-1121
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The City of Clemson will once again be sponsoring a community garden in 2014. The garden site is located at Clemson Park off Frontage Road. The annual fee is $100 per plot.
As a Community Gardener you will recieve the following:
Anyone interested in leasing a new garden plot or if you have any gardening questions please contact Tony Tidwell at 624-1120 ext. 16003 or via email at email@example.com.


Royal Orthopaedic Centre
- Client / Royal Orthopaedic Centre Antwerp NPO
- Designer / Bureau of Architecture & Planning
- Period / 2019
For an orthopaedic centre, we built a playground roof and a double swing gate. The suspended canopy is made of galvanised steel with a roof of clear multi-walled polycarbonate. It is supported by tie rods and is equipped with a rainwater drain. The double gate is made of vertical bars of galvanised steel and is equipped with an electromagnetic lock.


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- Town Of Pinedale
South Tyler Avenue Pathway Project - Advertisement for Bids
Sealed bids for the South Tyler Avenue Pathway Project will be received by the Town of Pinedale at the Pinedale Town Hall, 69 Pinedale South Rd, Pinedale WY 82941, until 1:30 p.m. local time on Thursday, July 1, 2021 at which time the bids received will be publicly opened and read.
A pre-bid conference will be held at 1 p.m. local time on Thursday, June 17, 2021 in the board room of the Sublette County Public Library, 155 S. Tyler Avenue, Pinedale WY 82941. Attendance at the pre-bid conference is highly encouraged but is not mandatory.
Full Bid Advertisement: https://ecode360.com/documents/PI2813/public/606325114.pdf


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* Boundaries are approximate, and for verification of zoning please call the transportation department.
If you have any questions about bus transportation or any transportation needs you may contact the Bus Garage at 931-484-6762


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On May 26, contractors are expected to begin installing sidewalk along Roanoke Street between Robert Street and Reading Road. Work is expected to take approximately eight weeks. During that time, motorists can expect daily, right-lane closures eastbound on Roanoke Street.
As always, please drive carefully through the work zone.


For Immediate Release
October 12, 2016
Work to Impact US 33 Traffic on Southeast Side
– (NEW) Drivers on the southeast side, take notice. Construction
work on several bridges means only one travel lane-- for about four miles-- all
weekend long. Because the work involves the entire bridge deck, US 33 has to be
reduced to one lane to allow crews to repair the roadway a half at a time and
still maintain traffic.
This is the second and final weekend of these
restrictions on US 33. Weather permitting, the work this weekend begins Friday,
October 14. Here’s how traffic between
Columbus, Lancaster and Athens, Ohio will be impacted.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 – MONDAY, OCTOBER 17
- Westbound US Route 33
reduced to one lane between Gender Rd. and Hamilton Rd.
- Ramp from southbound
Gender Road to US 33 west will close. The detour is Gender Road to US 33 east
to Hill/Diley to US 33 west.
- Both directions of US
Route 33 reduced to one lane between Gender Rd. and Hamilton Rd.
- Ramp from northbound
Hamilton Road to US 33 east will close. The detour is Hamilton Road to US 33
west to I-270 south to US 33 east.
A.M. MONDAY: All
lanes and ramps open.
The exit ramps to Gender Road and Hamilton Road will not be impacted; however,
drivers should expect long delays and consider using alternate routes.
For up-to-date traffic information, construction
information and road conditions, 24-hours a day, visit www.Ohgo.com
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The environmental review, consultation, and other
actions required by applicable Federal environmental laws for this project are
being, or have been, carried-out by ODOT pursuant to 23 U.S.C. 327 and a
Memorandum of Understanding dated December 11, 2015, and executed by FHWA and


Brookline’s bylaws require property owners to “maintain sidewalks contiguous to their property in a non-slippery condition suitable for pedestrian travel by clearing all snow and ice from a pathway at least thirty-six (36) inches in width”. The cleared walk must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, including the removal of snow and ice from any adjoining wheelchair ramps or curb cuts.
Please help all members of our community move safely through Town and comply with the bylaw as soon as possible within the required timeframe.
The storm end time is Wednesday, January 27, 2021 at 9:00 AM.
Commercial properties and multi-family residences (more than 4 units) must comply within 3 hours of the storm’s end at latest by 12:00pm/Noon on January 27, 2021.
Single-family and multi-family residences (less than 4 units) must comply within 30 hours of the storm’s end at latest by January 28, 2021 at 3:00 PM.
Failure to comply with the Town’s Snow Removal Bylaw could results in fines ranging from $100-$250 per day.


The 4th Plain Corridor Revitalization Task Force would like to recognize the following businesses for their support and community involvement.
Sample Business 1
These businesses have been a staple in our community for many years, and have brought revenue to the local economy as well as needed services to the local people. We hope to see these businesses in the 4th Plain Corridor for many years to come! Click on the merchants name above to find out more information about what they have to offer!


Lines 51, 401, 405 and 406 will serve the Bohunice Hospital stops in relocated positions at ul. Akademická.
Change of stops:
Brno, Nemocnice Bohunice direction Brno for lines 401, 405 and 406 will be located at ul. Akademická in front of the crossroads.
Brno, Nemocnice Bohunice in the direction of Rosice and Troubsko for lines 51, 401, 405 and 406 will be located at ul. Akademická near the crossroads with ul. Kamenice.
Brno, Hospital Bohunice direction Moravany for line 51 will be located at ul. Akademická in the direction of Jihlavská Street behind the crossroads.


Statement from Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry:
Statement of Mayor Tom Henry on Permitting Process Improvements and Fort Wayne City Council Action:
I am pleased that Councilman Pape showed leadership in moving to empower City Council to take an immediate vote on the permitting improvements next Tuesday. Our business community has told us their number one priority is streamlining our permitting process. They have asked us to get it done now. I urge City Council to listen to our business leaders and implement their suggestions. By enacting this plan, we can cut red tape and help businesses do what they do best: create good jobs for residents and strengthen our economy.
– Mayor Tom Henry


Watermain Improvement Works on the Clontarf Road
Residents will be aware of the ongoing water main improvement works on the Clontarf Road involving the replacement of 1.5km of old cast iron water mains with heavy-duty plastic pipes.
Further works are scheduled from 14th to 17th April 2021 between 9am and 5pm each day. These works are likely to cause intermittent disruption to the water supply to properties in the following areas:
- Wednesday 14th: Clontarf Rd from Wooden Bridge to Vernon Ave, Conquer Hill Rd, Vernon Court and Fortview Ave.
- Thursday 15th and Friday 16th: Clontarf Rd from Seafield Rd to Wooden Bridge and Bull Wall Cottages
- Saturday 17th: Clontarf Rd from Wooden Bridge to Vernon Ave, Bull Wall Cottages and Vernon Court.
Traffic management plans will be in place but it’s probably best to avoid this stretch of the Clontarf Road if possible.
As always, we welcome feedback, on this or any issue, by email to email@example.com.


LIGHT Up Camden organisers have put in place a ‘‘contingency plan’’ in case works in Camden’s main street are not completed in time for the festival next month.
Light Up Camden chairman Bill Rooney said Camden Council officers had assured the committee the works in Argyle Street would be finished in time for the festival on November 21 but ‘‘it’s always better to be prepared,’’ he said.
So a ‘‘plan B’’ was arranged about two weeks ago and while Mr Rooney wouldn’t be drawn on the back up location, he said if it was used festival goers wouldn’t be disappointed.
‘‘They won’t notice the difference from last year,’’ he said.
‘‘Light Up Camden will still go ahead, there will still be stalls and there will still be entertainment.’’
Mayor Lara Symkowiak told the Advertiser in April there was a ‘‘limited window’’ to start the first stage of works — to narrow the lanes closest to the parking lanes on Argyle Street and install traffic lights — so that it was completed in time for Light Up Camden.
Asked if he would be disappointed should Argyle Street not be ready in time, Mr Rooney said: ‘‘No, not really. It’s just a challenge. It will still go ahead because we put a lot of foresight into things.’’
This week a Camden Council spokeswomen said the first stage of the works would be completed by November 20 and ‘‘in time for the Light Up Camden event’’.