Posted on Monday, June 20, 2022 10:43 AM
The Simply Grand Dog Park will be closed for scheduled maintenance on Tuesday, June 21, 2022 from approximately 8:00 am to noon
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King Edward Street and Highway #2 Reconstruction
Locations: King Edward between Misner Road and Bishopsgate Road. Also, Hwy #2 from Puttown...
Posted on Monday, June 20, 2022 09:53 AM
Update: The trail has now been reopened.
The trail in Burford Lions Art Cadman Park is temporarily closed from the bridge on Maple Ave. N. to the...
Posted on Thursday, June 16, 2022 04:18 PM
Notice regarding Garbage and Recycling collection
For collection on Thursday, June 16, 2022.
It is anticipated that Garbage and Recycling in...
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Bell Canada Maintenance Work
Locations: Intersections of Grand River Street North and William Street and Grand River Street North and Mechanic Street


Waterlogging in several areas after rains in Delhi
Heavy rains in Delhi on Friday led to waterlogging in several parts of the city, according to municipal reports.
In north Delhi, waterlogging took place at seven different locations in areas, including Karala, Burari and Prem Nagar.
Trees fell at four different locations, according to a monsoon report released by the North Delhi Municipal Corporation.
In south Delhi and east Delhi too, waterlogging occurred in several areas.
In areas falling under the South Delhi Municipal Corporation, water stagnation was recorded at Devli Extension, Nizamuddin West Market, among other places, the SDMC report said.
Falling of trees was reported from seven different locations, including Madangir, Maharani Bagh and Saket Court area.


First glimpse at our brand new development at Ash Close which will be underway in January 2014. This is set in a beautiful location, within walking distance of the picturesque city of Wells, Somerset. It comprises of 62 dwellings in total of which there will be a mixture of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom houses and bungalows. This also includes sheltered housing accommodation for the over 55's. We expect this to be a very popular development and will release more details in the New Year.


Brian McDonald, engineer with JEO Consulting Group, reported that he will be finishing plans for the projects this week in order to start the bid advertisements on March 24.
Commissioners expect to consider the bids in April.
Projects on the list to be advertised include:
• Milling/resurfacing, approximately one mile of Country Club Road from Highway 91 and 260th Street, and on Fairgrounds Road between Highway 91 and 240th Street.
• Milling/resurfacing, approximately one-half mile, on 260th Street between Country Club Road and 11th Street.
• Milling/resurfacing, approximately one mile, on 265th Street (Cemetery Road) between Highway Spur 6A and Sixth Street, south of Albion.
• Milling/resurfacing, about 1.25 miles, on 220th Avenue between Highway 14 and Old Mill Road.
Not included in these bids is the concrete overlay on 145th Street, west one mile from the Highway 14 intersection in Petersburg. McDonald said this could be added, based on bids for the other projects.
Complete story in the March 17 Albion News/Boone County Tribune, and Petersburg Press.


In March, 2010, Attorney Elizabeth A. Lane presented a seminar entitled “Writing Reasonable and Defensible Decisions” at the Ninth Annual Conference of the Citizen Planning Training Collaborative. A frequent speakr on this and other zoning, planning, and land use subjects, Attorney Lane explained longstanding and recent court decisions that affect the ability of permit decisions to withstand legal challenge, and included tips to assist boards in streamlining their procedures, not only for zoning decisions, but for all types of permit applications.
The keynote speaker for this day-long event was Andre Leroux, Executive Direction of the Massachusetts Smart Grow Alliance. The Conference was held at the Hogan Conference Center, Holy Cross College, Worcester, MA.


Road Closure: Water Main Valve Replacement - Oct. 17, 2017
OCALA, Fla. (Oct. 12, 2017) – Tuesday, Oct. 17, the City of Ocala Water Resources Department will perform work to replace a water main valve. Due to this project, NE First Avenue, between E Silver Springs Boulevard and NE First Street, will be closed Tuesday Oct. 17 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Traffic will go west onto E Silver Springs Boulevard, north onto NW First Avenue and east onto NE First Street.
All necessary devices will be in place to re-direct traffic. During construction, travelers may experience noise, dust and heavy equipment within the project area.
For more information, please contact the City of Ocala Water Resources Department, Central Lines Division at 352-351-6772.


The survey on town expenditures and revenues will be open until November 21. The Selectmen and Finance Committee will use the results to guide their work on FY18 budget development. Click here to begin the survey.
Town Facilities Plan: The Selectmen will be hosting a presentation and discussion on future Town building needs at their meeting on Monday, November 21 at 7pm in Room 5 at Town Hall. Future needs and options for meeting these needs for Town Hall, Public Safety, and Public Works will be discussed.
The Master Plan Committee's Visioning Survey results are now available on the Town website. For more information on the Committee's work or to schedule a neighborhood meeting, please email Sue Brown or call 978-525-6436.
Water main flushing began last week and will continue through November. Some have asked why the Town is flushing the water lines during a water ban. Flushing is critical to maintaining the ability to deliver high quality water, so an efficient and effective flushing program is essential. Thanks to the conservation measures residents have taken, the town’s main water source has stabilized at a level that should let flushing be accomplished while maintaining an adequate water supply for consumption and fire protection. This will be monitored and if the water level starts to drop significantly, flushing will be suspended.
The town-wide water ban remains in effect. Please conserve water and honor the outdoor watering ban. No washing of cars, driveways or sidewalks. Hand-watering of plants and yards 5pm – 8am ONLY. Additionally, by order of the fire chief, all open burning is prohibited. No campfires, open flame cooking fires or recreational fires, including open fires on all town beaches. The use of charcoal cooking fires and gas cooking fires is allowed.
Trash, recycling and kitchen compost are collected weekly on appointed collection days. Please place bins at the curb no later than 7am.
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I have listed a new property at 2 Oak Forest CRES in Winnipeg.
Sale will be subject to subdivision. IDEAL FOR MULTI-FAMILY Housing. Prospective purchaser to do their own due diligence as to use possibilities. Approx. 6.0 Acres currently part of church property. Great Highway exposure. Many potential use possibilities. Immediately adjacent to The Oaks Subdivision. Services are available along West side of property along McCarthy Street ROW.


$1,100 3 bed 125 Sanders Street, Jacksonville NC, 28540
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AUBURN, Ala. — Alabama Power Company will close portions of Donahue Drive and Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive this week while crews relocate power poles and transmission lines. The work will begin at 7 a.m. CDT each day from Wednesday through Friday, with the roads reopening by 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday and noon on Friday.
The portion of Donahue Drive expected to be closed include the section between Glenn Avenue and Bragg Avenue on Wednesday and Thursday and the section from Bragg to Porter Avenue on Friday.
The Martin Luther King Jr. Drive closing is the section between Donahue Drive and Byrd Street on Wednesday and Thursday.
Work schedules and road closings are subject to change in the event of inclement weather. Check the City of Auburn's website at www.auburnalabama.org to view the latest news on street closings so they may adjust their routes accordingly.
Contact the city of Auburn Public Works Department at 334-501-3000.


Larsen & Toubro (L&T), a leading engineering and construction company in India, has been awarded a mega contract to build the electrification system for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail (MAHSR) Project, also known as the bullet train project. The contract was given by a Japanese agency authorized by the National High Speed Rail Corporation, the implementing body of the project.
The MAHSR project is a joint venture between India and Japan, with financial assistance from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The project aims to connect the two major cities of Mumbai and Ahmedabad with a high-speed rail network, covering a distance of 508 km. The electrification system, to be constructed by L&T, will allow the trains to run at a maximum speed of 320 km per hour, reducing the travel time between the two cities from about seven hours to less than three hours.


Commercial Zoned property completely fenced. Demographics consist of retail, industrial, and residential. Close to park, roadways, beaches and shopping. Seller very motivated. Drive by today.
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Voting archives from City Council meeting on 2021-04-12
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Consent Agenda: March 22, 2021 Regular Meeting Minutes; CR-2 - Adams County Severe Weather Activation Plan (SWAP) Program IGA; CR-37 - Northglenn Urban Renewal Authority (NURA) Reappointment - Rosie Garner; CR-39 - 2021 Recycling Services; CR-41 - Drought Mitigation and Response Plan Adoption
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In our back yard we have a water vent and cement around this vent.
Picture... It is where the grey fence and the new fence meet....
It is about 10 Ft across and four feet wide...
I was thinking of building a little plat form over it and putting our shed on this plat form. Do you think this is allowed? Water would still be flowing under it..
Do you think this is a good idea to solve this problem?
Do you have any other suggestions?


NOTICE, HENDERSON CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING
The Henderson City Council will holding a special meeting on Monday, November 15, 2021 at 6:00 P.M. at the meeting room of the Henderson Community Building located at 600 Main Street in Henderson for the purpose hearing an informational report from Henderson City Engineers Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc. (SEH®) regarding a drinking water quality study and drinking water treatment options. The general public will be permitted to comment, ask questions and provide input. No Henderson City Council action will be taken at this informational meeting.
Dated this 5th day of November 2021.
Lon Berberich, City Clerk


MEMPHIS, TN (WMC) - The University of Memphis announced Thursday as the day shovels will meet dirt to signal the beginning of construction on the a new 76,000-square foot indoor practice venue for football.
It includes a 100 yard field. plus areas for academics and nutritional support.
The vision has been four years in the making, but a groundbreaking date is finally here for the Tigers.
The project is part of the U of M's $40 million 'Time to Shine' campaign, which also includes a new 58,000-square foot basketball facility that's already under construction.
The project is funded by private donations to the U of M Athletic Department.


Make a difference just by enjoying lunch! Pre-sale tickets are now on-sale for the 12th Annual Hamburger Fundraiser and Just Desserts Auction set for Friday, October 26th, at Sue Haswell Memorial Park Pavilion in Bryan. Help us positively impact the lives of those in need right here in the Brazos Valley. See where to get your tickets and learn more about the festivities of the day!
The award specifically recognizes recent improvements to Manuel and Theresa’s School of Hair Design and Buddy’s Appliances that were sponsored by the program’s matching grant funds.
The Corridor Beautification Partnership was established in January 2017 in response to citizen concern for the appearance and economic vitality of the Texas Avenue corridor. The program works to beautify and revitalize this major gateway in Bryan by providing matching grant funding for aesthetic improvements to retail and commercial properties located along Texas Avenue.
Manuel and Theresa’s School of Hair Design and Buddy’s Appliances are two of nine properties to be awarded funding during the first two years of this partnership. Grant recipients for the 2018 Fiscal Year include Bryan Pediatric Dentistry, Saenz Cleaning, and the Mid-Town Shopping Center. Improvements to these properties are currently underway.
Both owners and tenants of retail and commercial properties on Texas Avenue are invited to apply for CBP funding. Examples of eligible site enhancements include the installation of landscaping and irrigation, façade improvements, replacing or improving on-site signage, or addressing major code compliance projects. Funding is awarded on a reimbursement basis.
For more information about this award or the Corridor Beautification Partnership, please contact Lindsay Hackett, Staff Planner, at email@example.com or call (979) 209-5030.


The Fahy’s Self Build, Co.Galway
The Fahy’s self build is two humans who started to build a house during a pandemic in East Galway. Planning for the project was approved in February 2020 with construction starting on the 15th June 2021. Make sure to follow their journey here https://www.instagram.com/thefahys_selfbuild/.
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Hundreds of people gathered for the inaugurated of a Bailey Bridge at Bali under Punakha on 12th November 2022. The inauguration ceremony was graced by the Foreign Minister Lyonpo Tandi Dorji along with the Member of National Council Dasho Lhaki Dolma, Representative of EoI (Embassy of India) and officials from Dzongkhag & Gewog. The Bridge connects Kabisa Gewog and Bali Chiwog in Chhubu Gewog. The bridge will connect about 30 households in Bali with other areas in the Dzongkhag.
The 150 feet span triple single reinforcement Bailey Bridge with a carrying capacity of 18 tons was constructed with funding assistance from the Government of India. The Bridge was completed on 30th October 2022.


Finland’s oldest ferry goes all electric with Visedo
Green Car Congress
APRIL 28, 2017
The oldest operating ferry in Finland will on Saturday become the nation’s first all-electric passenger vessel after being fitted with Visedo power. The City of Turku will officially re-launch the historic Föri ferry tomorrow, complete with a new zero-emission electric drivetrain that will deliver greater efficiency, less noise and reduced operating costs.


NOTE: Expect shipping delays with this product.
Line-Up® Solvent-Based Pavement Striping Spray Paint is a fast-drying product that provides long-lasting durability on outdoor pavement, as well as on indoor surfaces. Pavement Striping Paint is available in the most popular pavement striping colors and also a black for covering up old stripes. VOC compliant. Free of lead hazards. Non-clogging and fast-drying. Available in 5 colors.
Recommended Uses: Use on asphalt, concrete, brick and stone. Great for use in parking lots, school grounds, road surfaces and more.


Notice is hereby given that a public hearing regarding a proposed ordinance amending Chapter 209, Section 209-54, Schedule XVII: “Time Limit Parking” of the Ogdensburg Municipal Code originally scheduled for Monday, April 10, 2023 at 6:00 PM will now be held on Monday, April 24, 2023, at 6:00 PM at City Council Chambers, 330 Ford Street, Ogdensburg, NY 13669.
Both in-person and remote attendance will be available. The public will have an opportunity to remotely participate in the meeting in accordance with §AR-17(G) of the Ogdensburg Municipal Code using the following link: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8226228670598411868 or by calling 1-562-247-8422 and entering Access Code #294-076-606. The public can preregister to attend the meeting by using the link above.
In accordance with New York State Legislation, all meeting material must be made available to the public with the agenda and no less than 24 hours in advance of a meeting. Any correspondence or written Public Hearing comments should therefore be submitted to City Clerk Cathy Jock by email at email@example.com or by mail to 330 Ford Street, Room #4, Ogdensburg, NY 13669 before 4pm on the Wednesday before a regularly scheduled meeting. Any correspondence or written Public Hearing comments received after that time will be included in the next regularly scheduled meeting.


Planning hearings are held on the fourth Tuesday of every month at 6:00 pm in the RM of St. Clements Council Chambers, 1043 Kittson Rd., East Selkirk.
A public planning hearing is designed to provide public input prior to elected officials making a decision on planning applications, as outlined in The Planning Act.
Do you have questions about planning hearings? Visit our Planning Hearing FAQ page to learn everything you need to know.
COVID-19 Procedural Changes
Council meetings and public hearings are once again open to the public. There is no requirement to show proof of vaccination. In addition to in-person meetings and hearings, we have opted to continue to live stream our meetings on our Youtube for viewing from home and encourage that option for anyone that would prefer. We will still also use ZOOM for those wishing to use this alternate option to attend the public hearing.
For those using ZOOM: As the planning portion of the meeting does not commence until 6:00 pm, you will not be granted access to the meeting via the ZOOM link provided until this section begins. We ask that those choosing to use the ZOOM option to attend the meeting follow a few rules to ensure it progresses without delay, this includes keeping your microphone muted until your file is presented and respecting fellow attendees within the meeting.
Any person who wishes to make a presentation, ask questions or register an objection to Council during the Public Hearing must register online or by calling 204-482-3300 no later than the Friday before the scheduled hearing. If you opt to attend via ZOOM you will be provided a link to participate following registration.
The following information must be provided:
- Full name
- Civic address
- Phone number
- Position (in favour, opposed, information)
- Hearing Number i.e. Conditional Use Application No. 01/20 (located on the public hearing notice)
If you wish to simply watch the meeting, planning meetings will be available live through YouTube.
Planning Public Hearing Registration
This form is to use for residents to register online for Planning Public Hearings that will be streamed online.


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Bremen Veterans Park
Bremen Veterans Park Dedication
The City of Bremen will dedicate the new Veterans Park on the original Memorial Day, May 30th at 11:00am. The city is excited to honor the Veterans in our community and the surrounding areas.
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Ken Bates stands to gain from Roman Abramovich’s grand plan
Ken Bates stands to enjoy another multimillion-pound payday from Roman Abramovich, the Chelsea owner, after the club unveiled drawings of ambitious plans to redevelop Stamford Bridge into a 60,000-seat stadium.
Chelsea expect to submit a planning application in the later part of the year and, if all goes smoothly, would need a temporary home to play at for at least two seasons, probably from 2017, while the existing site is rebuilt. The club’s match-day revenue is about £30 million lower than Manchester United (at £98 million) and Arsenal (£90 million) in part because Chelsea have a smaller capacity and fewer corporate seats.
Bates, the 83-year-old former Chelsea chairman, owns a penthouse flat at the Chelsea Village Hotel, next to the west London stadium, and will


The Copper Canyon Town Council recently passed an ordinance clarifying the responsibility of landowners to maintain adequate drainage through the culverts under their private driveways that lie in the right-of-way of public roads.
The ordinance was in response to heavy rains this year which caused flooding in drainage ditches where culverts were blocked, undersized, or non-existent, according to Copper Canyon Mayor Sue Tejml.
Mayor Tejml said that Town Administrator Donna Welch and Code Enforcement Inspector Steve Koehler recently toured Copper Canyon, using a spreadsheet created by the Road Advisory Committee, which identifies culverts that are blocking drainage.
The owners of the non-compliant culverts will be sent a courtesy letter the first week in December. Citations will go out beginning December 10.


THERE’S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE!
Maps & Fields Info
Action Sports Airsoft & Paintball provides multiple playing fields spanning 80 acres.
New fields, buildings, props, and obstacles are always being added.
We have an environment to suit every player.
The city is our centerpiece field. Sprawled on an enormous clearing, City features over 40 enclosed buildings, and several stories of play.
Directly adjacent the city is the slums. Covering nearly as much area as the city, the slums are 3 and 4 sided huts and stalls creating a warren of alleys and streets.
Our enormous brand new hyperball field was designed and built by Paul Weidner and our national pro team affiliates, Fight Club.
Coms Stations is our western woods field. Built around a central Communications Shack it features long lane woods play and berms with several central structures.
Covering the north woods, Outpost is a large woodplay field featuring multi-story towers and enclosed structures, surrounded by deep woods and berms.
Centered in our south woods, Crossroads features towers, huts and berms surrounded by great lanes and beautiful woodlands.
A sprawling collection of abandoned wooden shacks and buildings. Great for woodsball or airsoft.


The line forms at the northern end of Crystal City near the sharp turn on Crystal Drive and 12th Street 1272 Crystal Dr, Arlington, VA 22202 (https://goo.gl/maps/SVHcnBKvozM2). Drivers heading north on Crystal Drive pick up slugs for Woodbridge Lines(Horner Road and Tacketts Mill) near the bus stop and Stafford Lines(Route 610) slugs are present near the corner of 12th Street Crystal Drive.
There are Capital Bikeshare stations throughout Crystal City, from Potomac Yard north to 12th Street.
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Sluglines from Crystal City 12th St
- Metro Way (Blue and Yellow Lines) replacing Metrobus


Latimer Road Underground Station
Live The station is currently quiet. It is quieter than it usually is at this time. It is likely to get busier.
There are no reported disruptions at any .
Live arrivals at 14:40:41
Eastbound - Platform 1
- Hammersmith & City to 263 Barking At Wood Lane Platform 1 1 min
- Circle to 216 Edgware Road (Circle) At Hammersmith Platform 2 4 mins
- Hammersmith & City to 264 Barking At Hammersmith Platform 3 4 mins
Westbound - Platform 2
- Hammersmith & City to 200 Hammersmith Approaching Westbourne Park 3 mins
- Hammersmith & City to 266 Hammersmith Between Edgware Road and Paddington 6 mins
- Hammersmith & City to 201 Hammersmith At Baker Street Platform 6 10 mins
- Hammersmith & City to 267 Hammersmith At Kings Cross St. Pancras Platform 1 17 mins
- Hammersmith & City to 202 Hammersmith At Barbican Platform 2 23 mins
- Hammersmith & City to 270 Hammersmith Between Aldgate and Liverpool Street 27 mins
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Towards Net Zero - Built Environment Alliance Cymru
Wales has strong sustainable polices and targets including ‘Towards Zero Carbon by 2050’. ICE Wales Cymru is hosting the BEAC Interprofessional Debate to discuss these issues.
The Keynote Address will be given by Sophie Howe, Future Generations Commissioner for Wales.
Join us and other members of the Built Environment Alliance Cymru (ICE, RICS, RTPI, CIOB, CIH, RSAW and CIAT) to debate and expand on these vital matters that affect the very future of us all.


Aerial photo looking southeast over Main Street at McGee's Fix-It Shop, the Baldwin Hotel, various houses, and the left side of Main Street.
Looking southeast over Main Street. The Bulletin office is on the right and the steeple of the Presbyterian Church is visible on the upper right, where Kwik Trip now stands.
Main Street, East side
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A reminder that HS2 are holding an exhibition at the Appleby Hotel (access from A444 opposite garage and McDonalds entrance) today from 12pm to 8pm. Your chance to ask questions of HS2 staff. The new group Mapa HS2 Action will be outside – come and say hello.
On Thursday at 7pm in the School hall there is an open meeting with local politicians invited. Come and let them know your views.
Thanks to all who made it to the meeting in Measham earlier this week. It was a very large meeting which agreed unanimously to set up a group to oppose the new route and coordinate responses to the HS2. The Parish Councils from Austrey, Appleby, Measham and Packington were represented. There will be another meeting on 4th January 7pm in Measham Leisure centre. Appleby Magna Parish Council are holding a public meeting on HS2 at the Sir John Moore Foundation on 19th January and HS2 are holding an information event on 18th January. Full details on our HS2 page.
We have issued a press release for our meeting on 13th December. You can download it here. Please let us know if you have any media contacts. Also consider writing letters to the local papers. We are hoping to do door to door leafleting to publicise the meeting and to put up some posters. We need some volunteers to help with this. Please let Sonia (firstname.lastname@example.org) know as soon as possible if you can spare an hour or two over the next 10 days.
There will be a public meeting at St Laurence Church Hall in Measham to discuss the HS2 re-route consultation. The date is Tuesday 13th December and it will start at 7.30 p.m.
We hope to involve people from all the communities affected by the change: Austrey, Appleby Parva, Appleby Magna, Measham and Packington.
Further details as we have them but put the date in your diary now!
An action group is being formed for all those affected by the changed HS2 route around Measham. This includes the re-routing to the Snarestone side of Appleby. The group has Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/MeashamHS2Action/. This has links to HS2 information including the very limited compensation schemes. Their twitter feed is #MeashamHS2Action. Let them or us know if you are able to provide any form of support or expertise.
You may have heard HS2 and Measham mentioned in the news today … This changed route has a major impact on Appleby. It takes HS2 from the A444 behind the School and Snarestone Rd close to Jubilee Farm. This is much closer to the village than the previous route and sandwiches our community between the railway and the motorway. The official map is at https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/567263/C321-MMD-RT-DPP-110-580602.pdf but there is no information about who to contact about it. We are updating our HS2 page with as much information as we have.
We had a great turnout at our exhibition on 12 July where people shared what they knew about likely developments in the village, and their concerns. If you missed it you can see a report and our display boards here (pdf)
The consultation on the HS2 route is now open and can be found at www.hs2.org.uk/phase-two/route-consultation. You can learn more about the case against HS2 from the Stop HS2 website at www.stophs2.org
But of most immediate concern is the prospect of large scale housing developments. We will keep you informed of proposals and what you can do about it on this site.
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In the 1990s:
- Developers threatened all the countryside around the motorway junction and to reduce the open countryside between Measham and Appleby with plans for shops and warehouses – these were largely defeated with massive support from Appleby residents.
In the 2000s:
- Limited change to the village – mostly sympathetically designed and sited. The Village Design Statement, created by village residents in 1999, helped to ensure this.
What will the next 10 – 15 years bring?
- A developer wants to build between 150 and 175 houses all on land outside the village boundary. Appleby currently has less than 500 houses. Half of these proposed houses would be behind the Church Hall, next to historic buildings and the Conservation Area, the others on Measham Road. All bringing more traffic to village roads and pressure on services.
- HS2 rail link is planned to come the Appleby side of the motorway, through the hotel, the top of Rectory Lane and passing very close to the Old Rectory.
- Local and National planning policy (used to judge new applications) is changing. It generally favours more development. Our Village Design Statement will only continue to be effective if it is updated and reflects current residents’ views.
Appleby is an attractive rural village with clear boundaries and a balance of different types of housing. Let’s keep it that way!


Brett Aggregates Ltd is holding a public exhibition of its planning application proposals to extend the mineral working at its Elsenham Quarry.
The exhibition is to be held at the OSCA village hall in Henham between 9am and 9pm on Thursday 12th May 2011.
The exhibition is open to all members of the public who wish to see the details of the planning application proposals.
For further information about this event please contact:
Richard Ford – Brett Group
Tel: 01227 829075
Mob: 07918 608126


Sewerage Network Improvements
Yarra Valley Water's sewerage system has been designed and constructed with significant additional capacity to contain peaks in daily flows and after heavy rainfall.
However, in extreme storm events, wastewater flows can exceed the system’s capacity, resulting in diluted sewage being discharged at overflow points via Emergency Relief Structures (ERS).
We are planning to upgrade two Emergency Relief Structures (ERS) and install screens at three sites to ensure we continue to provide a safe and reliable sewerage service for customers and protect the environment.
Great Ryrie Street Ringwood, ERS
During the June school holidays, we will be upgrading the ERS on Great Ryrie Street Ringwood, at the entrance to Aquinas College and replacing the digital meter.
Work will start on Friday 26 June and be completed by Monday 13 July 2020, weather permitting.
Our contractor, Interflow, will be onsite from 7am to 5.30pm, Monday to Friday and Saturday from 9am to 1:00 pm.
For more information about this project, contact Shovana Pradhan, Project Manager, on 9872 1390.
Emergency Relief Structure Screens
To reduce the impact from sewer spills in extreme storm events, we are planning to install new screens at three Emergency Relief Structure sites. These are:
- Adjacent to 24 Harding Street, Coburg
- At the intersection of Rollo and Sussex streets, Pascoe Vale.
- Adjacent to 46 Hope Street, Brunswick.
The new screens will isolate, capture and store solids within the sewer and then, when flows recede, the solid waste is discharged back into the sewer.
This work will be completed by specialist contractors, Interflow, on behalf of Yarra Valley Water.
To enable access to the sewerage system to install the screens, a new maintenance hole will need to be constructed within local roads at each site.
While there will be detours and traffic management staff at each site, there will not be any restricted access to private driveways or disturbance to footpaths or nature strips.
This civil work will be completed Monday to Friday, from 7am to 5pm and Saturday 9am to 1pm.
Once installed, the screen will be tested and commissioned, and the construction area reinstated.
Work is scheduled to start at:
- Harding Street Coburg in mid-May 2020
- Rollo Street Pascoe Vale towards the end of May 2020
- Hope Street Brunswick in early June 2020.
Work at each site is expected to take up to three weeks to complete.


Monday, 10 June 2019
DUNDEE CITY COUNCIL - WEEKLY ROAD REPORT
REPORT FOR THE WEST END WARD - WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 10 JUNE 2019
Blackness Road (Glamis Road to Blackness Avenue) – closed from Wednesday 5 June for 5 working days for carriageway patching and surface dressing works.
Brook Street (at Edward Street) – temporary traffic lights for one week for SSEN work.
Antiques Roadshow – Saturday 22 June: Earl Grey Place West, South Crichton Street, South Castle Street and Earl Grey Place East closed for 2 days. Sunday 23 June: South Commercial Street, Riverside Esplanade and Tay Road Bridge (westbound off-slip) closed for one day.
Shepherds Loan (at junction with Perth Road) – closed on Sunday 23 June for Scottish Water ironwork repairs.
Perth Road / Hawkhill / Blackness Avenue – temporary traffic lights (9.30am to 3.30pm) on Sunday 23 June for Scottish Water ironwork repair.


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SEATTLE — The Seattle City Council decided to give up city right of way in three alleys in the Denny Triangle for the new Amazon.com headquarters.
In exchange, Amazon will contribute several public benefits. The company will kick in approximately $150,000 for a park at Eighth, Westlake and Lenora Street.
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Weather permitting, Sep. 27-Oct. 15, MoDOT crews will be performing pavement work on U.S. Route 36 westbound in Shelby County. The road will be reduced to one lane from Monroe City to Missouri Route 151 in Shelby County. Work will be completed between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. with a reduced speed of 55 mph and a width restriction of twelve feet in place while work is being completed each day.
Motorists will need to use caution when traveling through the work zone during these times. For more information on this and other roadwork in your area, you can visit us online at www.modot.mo.gov/northeast, or call our customer service number at 1-888 ASK MoDOT (275-6636).


TRAFFIC ALERT: Shawsheen Street To Be Closed Two Days For Railroad Work
Nov 02, 2017 10:45AM
● By Bill Gilman
Beginning Saturday, Nov. 4, Pan-Am Railways will be reconstructing the railroad crossing on Shawsheen Street in the vicinity of 1585 Shawsheen St.
As a result of this construction, Shawsheen Street will be closed from 7:00 a.m. on Saturday Nov. 4 until 7:00 p.m. on Sunday Nov. 5. A passenger vehicle detour will be set up utilizing Ballard Street, Maple Street and Whittemore Street.
The Heavy Commercial Vehicle detour will use East Street, Chandler Street and Main Street. The Town has coordinated this work with Pan Am to occur on a weekend in order to avoid impacts to commuter and school bus traffic.
Unexpected weather delays may impact the work schedule. We appreciate your cooperation and patience in advance.
If you have any questions please contact Shawn Higgins with Pan-am at (978) 663-1127.


Wiltshire Council are undertaking a collaborative piece of work that we are seeking assistance with. Approximately 4 years ago, Wiltshire Council collected data related to open space provision in your area and your input was invaluable. However, it is really important that the records the Council has are brought up to date so that they can accurately inform two significant emerging strategies.
The data collected will be used to understand the current provision of existing open space within the county and will form part of the evidence base necessary to underpin a new Green Infrastructure Strategy and an Open Space Strategy.
You can have your say by returning the filled out survey via email to email@example.com before 31st of March 2020, or by sending a hard copy to your Parish Clerk before the 6th April 2020.
The survey can be downloaded by clicking here
The survey is also in the Document Library, see the tab at the top of this page and click on the “view document” to the right of the document name to open.
If you wish to read around the subject Natural England’s Green Infrastructure’s Guidance page has a downloadable PDF which describes Green Infrastructure. If you wish to see further information regarding Wiltshire Council’s current policies in the Wiltshire Core Strategy please go to our Planning Policy Core Strategy webpage.
We hope you understand the important role that open space and green infrastructure plays in the community and the benefits thereof of completing and returning the survey.
If you have any questions, please contact your parish clerk or by using the contact details below for spatial planning at Wiltshire Council
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Designated pathways are developed and installed to lead pedestrians or cyclists through predetermined paths. This designated walkway prevents excessive damage from occurring in your garden or organic growth beside the intended route. The potential for damage to your landscaping is increased without guidance from a concrete walkway that is installed by SAC. Commercial spaces require sidewalks that allow pedestrians to navigate their way around the flow of traffic. By keeping predetermined spots available for non-automobiles you are maintaining safety on roadways throughout commercial spaces.
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Sidewalks are necessary for commercial property owners to installed so that there is designated space between the roadway and the walkway. Without the differentiation there is potential for accidents leading to liability for property owners. The installation of sidewalks is conducted with proficiency and accuracy leaving you with usable and clear sidewalks for pedestrians. No matter if your property is newly constructed or previously built SAC is able to replace worn down sidewalks or install brand new walkways to help facilitate the flow and safety of traffic. Through properly laid out steps our concrete experts will arrive to prepare the ground on which the sidewalk will be placed and install.
Residential homeowners who have landscaping installations want to direct traffic away from the expensive work. This is completed with the walkway installation from SAC! With your aesthetic inspiration and the influence of your property’s flow we are able to install amazing, functional walkways in your residential or commercial space. Don’t let wandering friends and guests mess up your investment, instead protect your landscaping with a simple walkway. If you are looking to add an appealing and functional walkway to your outdoor living space contact our concrete experts.
Existing walkways or sidewalks that no longer offer safety or security to the pedestrians travelling along the surface pose a problem. While simple cracks and potholes can be repaired, more extensive damage might mean a full replacement is due. The replacement process is simple and effective when completed by concrete experts. Novice contractors and DIY are due to encounter large amounts of manual labor and are prone to poorly execute the installation portion. Improperly poured concrete can result in exponential cost when the pieces must be removed and re-poured. To save your commercial or residential property the pain that comes with this peril, call SAC first for one easy installation.
When your walkway is still functional and in good healthy a simple repair can rectify any irregularities that appear. The concrete experts at SAC following assessment of the cause can conduct repairs with haste and proficiency. Some initial causes of cracks might need to be repaired to prevent further water or other damage to your concrete sidewalk or pathway. Find out the simpler and more affordable option for your individual situation when you contact SAC for a consultation. We offer honesty and expertise in all things concrete!


Attention Motorists: Be on the lookout for the following work taking place this week.
Regional Interstate Impacts:
· Overnight Wednesday, December 4 the I-77 north ramp to I-90 east will be closed from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. Thursday morning. Motorists may detour using the E 14th Street exit, continuing onto E 18th Street north, turning right onto Prospect Avenue, and entering I-90 east at Prospect. During this time, the E 9th Street exit from I-77 north will also be closed. Motorists may detour using the E 14th Street exit and turning left onto Prospect Avenue to E 9th Street.
· NEW!! Overnight Wednesday, December 4 I-90 west will be closed between I-77 and I-490 from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. Motorists will be detoured via I-77 south to I-490 west to I-90 west.
· From 7 a.m. on Tuesday, December 3 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, December 4, a temporary traffic signal will control one-way traffic on the E 9th Extension between E 14th Street and Canal Road.


The Town of Saugerties will be holding a pre-bid meeting for all to join regarding the demolition of the former Sawyerkill Motel on Thursday, June 15 at 11 a.m. The motel is located at 1099 Kings Highway in Saugerties, SBL#28.2-2-14. The meeting will be held in the building department conference room, located in the north wing of the building.
The bid opening for this project will take place on Thursday, June 22, 2 p.m., at the town clerk’s office in town hall, located at 4 High Street in Saugerties. All bid information can be found at the clerk’s office and all bid packages can be filed with the town clerk prior to 2 p.m. on June 22.


0 6th East St & 9th & Smith Rd, Columbia City, Oregon OR97018
673,002 SqFt 15.450 Acres
Both parcels are in the Columbia City limits. Expired plat in 2008 was designed for 23 lots. R-2 Zoning. 10,000 square foot minimum lot size. Incredible city, Columbia River and Mt. St Helens views from the property. Cute and quaint little town just west of St. Helens, Oregon.
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Issue: Adoption of 2018 ISPSC
Affects: Those who build swimming pools and spas.
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Summary: On April 24, the City Council considered an Ordinance that would adopt the 2018 International Swimming Pool & Spa Code in Biloxi.
Status: The City Council adopted the ordinance on April 24; it is slated to go into effect 30 days from adoption, @May 24, 2018.
Minutes: are not yet available, but should become available at: http://weblink.mccinnovations.com/WebLink/?dbid=5


de Witt Consulting are currently contracted to Fulton Hogan to provide survey services regarding all associated civil works to the M1 upgrade. Our services have included:
- Set out and conformance of stormwater drainage, underground services, earthworks, continuous concrete pavement and heavily bound pavements to RMS specifications.
- Joint surveys.
- Volume surveys and calculations.
- GPS/TPS machine guidance setup and support.


KIGALI - La Colombiere, a popular city school, may be relocated, if a demarcation exercise that is is being done by Kigali City Council, identifies the school as being in a risk-area.
Last week, REMA instructed KCC to relocate all people and structures in the Kacyiru wetland, Kamutwa cell in Kigugu village where La Colombiere is also situated.
The area witnessed a heavy downpour that left three dead and hundreds homeless.
Speaking to The New Times, Kigali City vice Mayor in charge of Finance and Economic Development, Alphonse Nizeyimana, said that the wetland boundaries are being demarcated and all those who will fall within the boundary will be relocated.
“It’s more likely that all those in that affected area might be relocated, but currently we are demarcating the wetland boundaries there. If La Colombiere falls in those boundaries it will be relocated like others.” Nizeyimana said.
“But the principle is that all those in wetlands have to vacate.” He however, said that areas to relocate them are yet to be identified.
The school is sandwiched between Glory Secondary School and several garages which have already been lined up for relocation.
An official at La Colombiere, who preferred anonymity said that the relocation subject has been a hot topic between local authorities and the parents.
“We have heard of the relocation and it has raised many questions among the parents,” the official said.
“We can not answer these questions right now because no one has come to us to tell us about it,”
“We had refused to operate in this area previously when they relocated us here but authorities insisted that it’s the only place they had”
“So if they want to relocate us, they will have to consider we have a land title, which means they will have to refund us and get us another place.”
The school, which has nursery, Primary and Secondary sections currently accommodates over 1,300 students.


Regional Leaders Tell the EPA “We Need Clean Water, Green Infrastructure Now”
With the deadline to sign our region’s EPA Consent Decree fast approaching, eighty five local municipal and elected officials, organizational leaders, and faith leaders from all over the region have signed a letter to the EPA asking that the Consent Decree to fix our sewer system rely on up-to-date technology that will immediately begin to clean our water while maximizing solutions that meet the needs of our community.
The letter calls on the EPA to allow our region to pursue a fundamentally different approach – one which focuses on upgrading and maintaining the sewer system we have, expanding treatment capacity, maximizing investment in comprehensive and strategic green infrastructure that captures rainwater before it enters the system, and then right-sizing gray infrastructure – all while creating jobs and community benefits.
Two Paths to Fixing Our Sewers – Which would you choose?
If you have any questions or need more information, please call 412 – 231 – 8648.


Across from McCarran airport is a construction site. While plenty remains to be done, it is easy to see that this is the new home of the Oakland Raiders (not Oakland for much longer). We drove right by it on the interstate but I had no way of photographing it then. However, I did get a shot of the structure from the airport parking lot. I wonder what it will look like when it is finished? Can it be as impressive as the new stadium in LA?


Route FF from U.S. 61 to County Road 439 in Cape Girardeau County will be reduced to one lane with a 14-foot width restriction next week, while Missouri Department of Transportation crews perform pavement repairs. Weather permitting, the work will take place from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday. The work zone will be marked with signs. Motorists are urged to use caution while traveling near the area. For more information, contact the MoDOT Customer Service Center at 888-275-6636.


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The new Budapest Velodrome is designed around the experience of cycling in nature and in the dynamic alternation of light and shadow created by the dynamic alternation of foliage.
The velodrome, consisting of practice and race tracks, is intended to be a meeting point for all ages who can enjoy the waterfront. The area is covered by a roof, which reflects the scattered light of the forest. The building and nearby park that is used for sport and social activities will become integral in the widespread adoption of environmentally conscious thinking.
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[ARCHIVED] NEW DATE: City to Host Chute Des Cubes Public Art Unveiling Jan. 12
The City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation Department invites the community to attend a public art unveiling ceremony on Thursday, Jan. 12 at 4 p.m. to celebrate the installation of the Chute Des Cubes sculpture at Admiral Mason Park.


Al Haramain - With highspeed through the desert
Official commissioning of the rail link between Mecca and Medina
In October 2018, the 450 km long high speed rail link between Mecca and Medina was officially released for regular traffic. The Al Haramain high-speed trains are now operating between the two holy cities. The travel time for the approximately 14 million pilgrims per year is reduced from five to two hours. The train will reach a maximum speed of up to 320 km/h.
Since 2012, DB Engineering & Consulting has been involved in this ambitious project. More information can be found here.


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Downtown Revitalization Business Community Meeting: “Reimagine the Circle” (RSVP Required)
January 25, 2022 @ 7:30 am - 9:30 am
The City of Corona in partnership with the Corona Chamber of Commerce invites to the business community to join us as we embark on a visioning process for the Downtown. Be a part of the Downtown Revitalization Plan and help shape a Thriving, Vibrant Destination!
Be part of a new chapter in Corona’s history.
WHEN: Tuesday, January 25, 2022 from 7:30 AM – 9:30 AM
WHERE: Circle City Center (365 N. Main St., Corona, CA 92880)
*Please note there is limited seating to permit social distancing in response to COVID. Please click here to RSVP. Thank you.


Providing Safe, Frequent, Efficient, Reliable and Affordable Transportation
Throughout the Greater Portland Region.
Community Planning Workshops -- Join the Discussion
METRO BREEZ roundtrip express service between Portland,
Yarmouth and Freeport is expanding to Brunswick.
We're asking for YOUR input as we plan the service.
Public Meetings will be held in communities along the METRO BREEZ route.
Whether or can attend the meetings or not, we want your feedback.
Please click this link for the METRO BREEZ BRUNSWICK EXPANSION SURVEY
(Survey is open now through May 12, 2017)
Join Us for Public Meetings:
Brunswick: Wednesday, April 26, 6-7:30 p.m. --Town Hall - Council Chambers
Freeport: Monday, May 1, 5-6:30 p.m. -- Town Hall - Council Chambers
Portland: Wednesday, May 3, 5-6:30 p.m. -- Portland Library
Falmouth: Thursday, May 4, 5-6:30 p.m. - Falmouth Memorial Library
Portland: Saturday, May 6, 10:30 - Noon - Portland Library
Yarmouth: Wednesday, May 10 - 5-6:30 p.m. - Merrill Memorial Library


SCH Number 2012062055
- Jacob Lane Levee Improvements, Reach C
- Remove and reconstruct approximately 1,385 feet of levee between 10 feet and 15 feet further landward. The new levee would reflect corrections to the width of the levee needed for levee inspection and flood fighting activities. Construction will occur late summer of 2013.
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This property is no longer available.Search for Available Property.
Almost 6 acres- Zoned A-5 Residential per city. See Plat in supplements for proposed layout for single family homes. This acreage would build approx. 25 homes. New homes nearby.
Survey available on request.
I-30 East to Cooks Ln. North on Cooks, left on John T. White. Approximately one and one half mile to property on right between Bee Creek and Towson.
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San Francisco, CA Open 4 months
Pothole & Street Issues
Dozens of massive potholes (more than 12" wide and 2" deep) over a 500 ft stretch on the far right lane merge between Northbound Highway 101 and the on-ramp from Bayshore blvd. These potholes haven't been fixed for years -- now is the perfect time to finally fix them with the drastic drop in traffic. Please address this.


Grandvue Groundbreaking - Terrace and Recreation Park
For five years the team at Grandvue in East Jordan has been fundraising to make the dream of the Terrace and Recreation Park a reality. The new Terrace and Recreation park will include universally accessible paved walking paths, gardens, benches, and even a children's play area right outside the doors of the Grandvue facility. This community asset will provide easy and safe access to a beautiful and relaxing outdoor space for Grandvue residents and their families and guests. Jane Korthase, Human Resources Director for Grandvue said "The Charlevoix County Community Foundation grant allowed us to share our passion for person-centered elder care with an individual whose passion is fund development; as a result of this partnership, our project is fully funded. We look forward to the completion of the Terrace and Recreation Park, a community asset that will serve generations of families in our northern Michigan community, and we remain grateful for the support of the families, businesses, individuals, service organizations and foundations who have made the project possible." The official groundbreaking ceremony was held at Grandvue on Friday afternoon, May 10, 2019. Carol Timmer, Administrator for Grandvue, pictured above, expects construction to be completed in the fall of 2019 and in her comments at the groundbreaking invited everyone to come back to celebrate the ribbon cutting sometime in September.


PLAT Receives 2023 WLA Award!
May 25th, 2023
We are thrilled to announce that our project — Meadow Fields Village Masterplan Livable Neighborhoods in Yilan’s Rice Fields — has received World Landscape Architecture's Honour Award in the category of Concept - Commercial Residential.
We'd like to thank World Landscape Architecture and our PLAT project team: Fred Liao, Kit Wang, Shih-Lin Lan, Maggie Kao, Yinghua Hua, Sophanut Jamonnak, Looknum Waiyasith, Shuai Pan, Lienchia Chang, Angela Tang, Yuxuan Lin, Tiger Sui, Xiangyu Li, Yinuo Sun.
See the full list of winners on WLA website
Hung Kuo Ilan Sustainable Community Masterplan Project portfolio here


Connor Hyde from the Community Impact gives a new update on the expansion of The Village of Sawmill Lake.
"The new 3,700-acre extension of Sienna Plantation in Missouri City—The Village of Sawmill Lake—remains on track to have its first cluster of homes ready to sell in spring 2015.
Alvin San Miguel, vice president and general manager at Johnson Development Corp., said the final months of 2014 were dedicated to site development and infrastructure construction. He said builders would have access to the lots by the end of January.
Toll Brothers acquired the 3,700-acre tract from Hillwood Communities in 2013, and hired Johnson Development to develop Sienna South. Toll Brothers is among the many builders with contracted lots—others include Darling Homes, Westin Homes, Highland Homes and Ryland Homes."
For the full article, click here.


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TransLink's Southwest Area Transport Plan - Phase 2
Between May 23 and June 19, TransLink is inviting everyone who lives, works, plays or travels through Richmond, Delta and the Tsawwassen First Nation to get involved in Phase 2 of the Southwest Area Transport Plan and help shape transportation in their community.
Building on the work of Phase 1, which identified opportunities and values of the area, Phase 2 proposes changes to transit service and infrastructure, as well as improvements to regionally-significant cycling corridors.
For Phase 2 engagement, there are multiple opportunities for the public to provide feedback:
- Residents can provide their feedback online at translink.ca/swatp, where background information on the proposed changes will be posted, as well as a link to an online survey.
- Paper surveys will also be available for pickup and drop off at several civic facilities during the engagement period.
TransLink will also be engaging the public at the following events:
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The No-Kill Community Animal Shelter Task Force that was formed by the Mayor and City Council in 2019, submitted their recommendations and now Mayor Craig A. Moe and City Council of Laurel are firmly committed to a no kill animal shelter in the City. They approved a resolution back in February of 2023 to create a No-Kill-Animal Shelter Citizens Advisory Committee.
The 9-member committee, made up of volunteers who live in the City of Laurel, would help create a plan to provide a safe place to house and care for stray animals, and then get them adopted. The advisory group will make recommendations on everything from infrastructure and policies to venues. Committee members will be appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the City Council for either 3 or 4 year terms. If you are interested, please send an email and resume to firstname.lastname@example.org or call 301-725-5300 and ask for the Mayor’s Office.
RESOLUTION NO. 6-2023: A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF LAUREL, MARYLAND TO ESTABLISH THE CITY OF LAUREL NO-KILL COMMUNITY ANIMAL SHELTER CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE (ASCAC).


According to PennDOT, there will be occassional single lane closures on Interstate 476 between Mid-County and Lansdale in February for bridge replacement:
10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday through Thursday northbound;
11 p.m. to 8 a.m. Friday northbound;
8 p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday through Thursday southbound; and
10 p.m. to 7 a.m. Friday southbound.
Motorists should use caution and expect delays while traveling through the work zone.


Dec 5, 2022 - 03:36 pm
Geneva: Hess receives another all-Swiss order
The Swiss bus manufacturer Hess has placed the winning bid in a tender for Geneva’s public transport company TPG (Transports Publics Genevois). TPG now commissioned Hess to deliver 119 extra-long and tram-like electric buses.
Nov 21, 2022 - 04:03 pm
Hess receives major e-tram order from VBZ
The Zurich Transport Authority (VBZ) is renewing its trolleybus fleet and, following an international tender, has awarded the Swiss bus manufacturer Hess a contract worth CHF 330 million (€336 million). The order volume exceeds 150 battery-electric trams.
May 18, 2021 - 03:51 pm
Basel orders 54 eCitaro buses
In Switzerland, Mercedes-Benz has received an order from Basler Verkehrs-Betriebe (BVB) for 54 fully electric eCitaro buses. The 38 solo and 16 articulated buses are to be delivered next year.
Oct 8, 2019 - 04:58 pm
22 articulated electric buses to grace Nantes
The Nantes Métropole association of municipalities is starting to integrate electric buses into its TAN network. By November, all 22 electric buses on line 4 will be in operation. The 24-metre-long articulated buses in tram design come from the Swiss manufacturer Hess.


3 property assemblage. 268 Hoosick St. 2377 Burdett Ave., and 2373 Burdette Ave.
Tremendous 22K AADT Highly Visible Commercial Property at traffic signal corner of Hoosick St. and Burdett Ave. Drawings by Bohler Engineering show two conceptual renderings Bank/Restaurant 2850/2450 Sq Ft each. Interested parties should run specific end usage through Bohler Engineering to deem feasible.


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Road Construction - Sackville Drive from Lucasville Drive
(Wednesday, June 30, 2010) - Commencing today, Wednesday, June 30 (weather permitting) there will be road construction taking place Sackville Drive, Lower Sackville, from Lucasville Drive to Wilson Lake Road. During this time there will be lane drops with stop and go traffic between the hours of 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Motorists should expect delays and are requested to find alternate routes if possible.
HRM apologizes in advance for any inconvenience these delays may cause.
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ASBESTOS CEMENT WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROJECT
Work in Progress:
· Kar-Vel crew is now working on Vernhardsen Street installing new 8” ductile iron water main.
· Kar-Vel crew will be working on water main installation along sections of Vernhardsen Street and Ridgeway Ave. for the next two weeks. A second crew will be on site installing the new water services on Woodworth, Ringold, Peacock Hill and Mountainview Place starting on August 26th. No water interruptions are planned for the week of August 26th.
Traffic and Construction Impacts:
· The City and Kar-Vel Construction ask that you have patients during this construction. You will see that there will be local access only signs up and you can expect traffic delays during this work so please proceed through the work zone safely.
· You can expect to hear back-up alarms, equipment noise and vibrations from soil compaction equipment. You will also experience rough road and dusty conditions until final patching and asphalt overlay takes place.
ACCESS TO ALL BUSINESSES and RESIDENCES WILL BE MAINTAINED AT ALL TIMES.
Primary project contact:
George Flanigan, Construction Supervisor
Trent Ward, P.E., Project Manager/Sr. Engineer
Project updates will be e-mailed weekly


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Lane, Ramp Closures, Detours for I-75 Work in Ohio Next Week
The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) reports the following construction projects that are anticipated to affect I-75 in Montgomery County next week. All outlined work is weather permitting.
Interstate 75 Drainage Operation – Expect 24-hour right shoulder closure and nightly lane c read more…
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The Town of Cave Creek has been working hard to increase the parking capacity out at the rodeo grounds. We’re told parking has increased by 75% and we all know that is wonderful news.
With that being said, we have just been informed that the Town has decided not to run the courtesy bus shuttles this year. Please note, the courtesy shuttles were organized and run sole and separate from the Fiesta Days Rodeo Committee.
If you have any questions or feedback in regards to the free shuttle service, please email the Town of Cave Creek’s Community Outreach Coordinator [Patty Pollnow] at email@example.com or call Town Hall at 480-488-1400 – Thank you!


Windsor looking at turning two football fields into one new baseball diamond
New diamond could be ready for next spring
May 11, 2021 By CKLW am800
Two lesser-used football fields in Windsor, Ont. may be converted into a new baseball diamond at the city’s Realtor Park. The addition of another baseball field allows for better use of space for athletes and their families once the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions ease. Council has earmarked $135,000 in its capital budget for the project. A new diamond could be ready as early as next spring.
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See attached the notices regarding the scheduled closure of Well Lane. The closure will take place between 9.30am and 3.30pm on 13th December 2021. Alternative routes for vehicles will be via Station Road to the A339. Downloads pdf Temporary closure of Well Lane 836 KB View ocx Temporary closure of Well Lane 14 KB View There are no comments yet. Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.


Indiana Department of Transportation officials recently met with its contractor in a pre-construction meeting at the Seymour District office to discuss plans for replacing two culverts on State Road 135 in spring 2017.
Removing and replacing the culverts will require complete closures of the north-south highway for periods of up to 30 days each, according to a news release from INDOT.
Olco Inc. of Batesville is the state’s contractor for this $456,642 project to install two new drainage structures on State Road 135 at locations in Brown and Jackson counties.
A 10-by-5-foot concrete box culvert measuring 47 feet in width will be put in place to carry a branch of the south fork of Salt Creek in Jackson County. The culvert site is 5.19 miles north of U.S. 50 and south of County Road 500N near Freetown. Work there cannot begin until April 1. INDOT officials anticipate State Road 135 at the construction site will reopen to traffic by mid-May.
Work to remove and replace the culvert on State Road 135 in Brown County will begin after the highway reopens in Jackson County.
The Brown County structure is located 7.58 miles north of State Road 58 east of Christiansburg Road. A new arch culvert with a 142-by 91-inch pipe measuring 40 feet in width will carry a branch of Hamilton Creek under State Road 135. The contract completion date is June 30, 2017.


TMBC have published details of the planning application below for Offham. The Parish Council has been told that responses are due with TMBC’s Planning Department by 7th August 2023, but you should check the date that applies to residents if you wish to comment.
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Nagpur: With change of guard in Maharashtra and Devendra Fadnavis becoming Deputy Chief Minister, the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) is hopeful that many pending projects sanctioned by him during his previous tenure as Chief Minister will be revived. Many important projects like widening of Old Bhandara Road, rejuvenation of Sakkardara Lake, cement concretisation of roads which were stuck in midway for lack of funds may get revived, reports said.
According to NMC sources, projects worth between Rs 500 crore and Rs 600 crore were stalled due to lack of funds from the previous Maha Vikas Aghadi Government. These all projects were sanctioned by then Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. Citing an example, the sources said work of 10 tar road stretches to be converted into cement concrete across the city was stalled due to lack of funds.
According to a former Standing Committee Chairman, in the last two financial years, the NMC had received only a GST grant which comes to around Rs 1,322 crore (2020-21) and Rs 1,479 cr (2021-22). However, between 2014 and 2019, the NMC had received over Rs 10,000 crore fund from the State Government alone, he said.
The phase-III which was approved in May 2016, the NMC is yet to complete. The NMC has withheld the floating of the work order for converting 10 tar roads (which were part of the phase-III cement road works) into cement concretisation. Even Rs 156 crore sanctioned by Fadnavis for overall development of his South-West constituency too was stalled. Around Rs 131 crore work was stalled in this part of the city.
Though Fadnavis became CM in 2014, most of the works were sanctioned by the state government either in 2018 or 2019. With the hope of getting funds from the state government, NMC too had started most of the works including rejuvenation of Sakkardara Lake, cement road in Khamla and phase-III cement road works among others.
The Rs 14 crore for widening of the bridge on Ayodhya Nagar to Manewada Ring Road near Jambudweep Nagar too was stalled. The MVA government also stopped a special grant of Rs 25 crore for Nagpur started by Fadnavis.
Even works of the Smart City project worth over Rs 250 crore were stalled by the MVA government. But now with the change of guard, the NMC will once again approach the new government.


The Circuit Clerk is elected at large to a 4 year term and provides a variety of services to the Circuit and County Courts as well as to the public. The office has 6 deputy clerks which help in all duties of the Circuit Clerk.
All County residents please be advised that beginning January 20, 2020 the existing bridge on Freetown Road near Greyline Drive shall be closed and traffic will be detoured around the bridge. The existing bridge is under contract to be replaced, and the contract allows for one hundred twenty (120) working days to complete the project. We apologize for the inconvenience, and ask for your patience while we improve the safety of this roadway and structure for the citizens of Warren County.


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HOUSTON – The Citgo Freedom Over Texas celebration is this Wednesday and that means a number of traffic changes in and around the event grounds, starting Monday.
Here are some of the changes you can expect as the city celebrates Independence Day.
Monday, July 2, 7:00 p.m. to Thursday, July 5, 7:00 a.m.
• Allen Parkway north and southbound exit ramps from I-45 (South and North Freeways)
• Allen Parkway outbound at Bagby
• Allen Parkway inbound at Taft (Note: No access to I-45 S/Heiner/Crosby until 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 5)
• Sabine Street at Memorial Drive
• Gillette Street at W. Dallas Street
o Gillette (east curb lane only) between W. Dallas and Allen Parkway
• Walker access blocked to Allen Parkway and Sabine Street.
o I-45 North on-ramp and the loop to McKinney remains open
Monday, July 2, 7:00 p.m. to Thursday, July 5, 3:00 p.m.
• Allen Parkway inbound entrance ramp to I-45 South (taper)
• Crosby Street at W. Dallas Street
• Heiner Street at W. Dallas Street
Tuesday, July 3, 8:00 a.m. to Thursday, July 5, 9:00 a.m.
• Brazos (west curb lane) between Dallas and Lamar
Wednesday, July 4, 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
• Bagby northbound at Dallas
• Bagby southbound at McKinney
• Lamar between Smith and Bagby
• Note: Relocate message boards to West Dallas at Crosby and Allen Parkway at Gillette per I-45 S, Crosby and Heiner Street closures
Wednesday, July 4, 5:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
• Silver Street at Memorial Drive
• Sawyer Street at Washington Avenue
• Allen Parkway inbound at Waugh
• Allen Parkway Service Road at Montrose Boulevard (access to residents at all times)
Wednesday, July 4, 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
• Memorial Drive inbound at Waugh Drive
• Memorial Drive outbound at Bagby
Wednesday, July 4, 9:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. (Citgo Fireworks Display)
• Sabine Street between Allen Parkway and Memorial Drive
*The Buffalo Bayou Waterway will be closed on Wednesday, July 4, from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. between the Capitol Street Bridge and Montrose Boulevard/Studemont Street.


At TrueStyle Improvements we do a variety of work, including retaining walls. We discuss with you your requirements and design a concept plan to work with your existing landscaping.
TrueStyle Improvements have created many retaining walls.
There are different reasons for building a retaining wall, and because of that, different options when it comes to retaining wall materials.
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Maguikay flyover repair work starts on Jan. 24
MOTORISTS who use the Maguikay flyover in going to the north or going to the city from the north are advised to take alternate routes starting Jan. 24 until Feb. 3 because the flyover would be closed for repairs.
Edwin Ermac, head of the Traffic Enforcement Agency of Mandaue (TEAM), gave the advice because the schedule of repairs for the Maguikay flyover would be done during those days.
He advised motorist to take alternate routes in Ouano Avenue and Plaridel Street to minimize the volume of traffic passing along the affected area.
repairs at night
The regional office of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) were scheduled to repair the flyover’s expansion joints at that time.
Ermac however said that the repairs will not ‘t affect the morning traffic since these would be done during the night and the flyover would be opened during the day.
Work on the flyover will start from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. on Jan. 24 and 25 and from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Jan. 26 and 27.
From Jan. 28 to Feb. 1, it will be closed from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. and on Feb. 2 and 3, work on the flyover will start from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.
The two lane asphalt which are now dilapidated will also be scraped and paved again with another 4 inches of asphalt.
Engineer Roy dela Cruz, project engineer of the DPWH 7, earlier said that the damaged joints would need to be attended first before the road would be asphalted. He assured motorists that the flyover was stable despite the joint damage./Reporter Jucell Marie P. Cuyos
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Last weekend, I made a jaunt to the Green Corridor, a heritage nature trail that connects several green spaces along a 24-km stretch of land. The lush grassland offers a refreshing change from the downtown cityscapes. Adding to the sense of charm and mystery is the presence of an old abandoned railroad (Bukit Timah Railway). I found the Green Corridor intriguing from both the historical and recreational perspective. Historically speaking, the railroad was first built in the 1900s and connected Singapore and Malaysia until it was decommissioned in 2011. Although it has only been a few years since the cast iron railway was silenced for good, nature has already reclaimed it as her own. From a recreation point of view, the Green Corridor is waiting to be explored by hikers, bikers, runners, and casual strollers! Depending on how ambitious you're feeling, there are routes of various distances along this green stretch. As a first-timer, you could start from the railway bridge and make your way over to Holland Village. Yup, a respectable walking distance of 1 mile (1.6 km), which would end with food & drinks (map here). Now, doesn't that sound like a nice weekend activity?
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Vienna Charted Township recently issued the following announcement.
A public hearing will be held by the Vienna Township Zoning Board of Appeals on Wednesday March 25, 2020 at 5:30 p.m. The hearing will take place at the Vienna Township Hall, 3400 W Vienna Road, Clio, Michigan.
The Zoning Board of Appeals will be hearing an appeal for a zoning variance to reduce the front and side setbacks for a commercial building to be built at 4323 W Vienna Rd.
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Parcel #: 18-21-100-034
This meeting is open to the public. Interested parties can examine the application and plans at the Vienna Township Hall located at 3400 W Vienna Rd, Clio, MI 48420, between the hours of 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and from 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM on Wednesdays. The Public may appear at the hearing in person, or by counsel, and be heard on this matter. Written comments will be received at the Vienna Township Office until 5:00 p.m. on the hearing date. Please call the Zoning Administrator with any questions at 810-686-7676.
Original source can be found here.
Source: Vienna Charted Township


Ontario Government Announces 25% Increase in GO train service from KitchenerPublished on
17 December 2018
Kitchener, Ontario—today the Hon. Jeff Yurek, Minister of Transportation, announced faster and more frequent GO Transit train service between Waterloo Region and the Greater Toronto Area.
"We are now increasing service to Kitchener GO by 25 per cent and there will be more news to come," said Minister Yurek. "This is an important step as we continue working with CN to deliver more service and offer two-way, all-day GO train service for people on the Kitchener line as soon as possible."
"The new service on the Kitchener GO line offers people more flexibility and more choices when planning their commute,” said Kitchener-Conestoga MPP Mike Harris. “I am proud to be a part of a government that is taking real action to expand our infrastructure and deliver Two-Way, All Day GO transit to Waterloo Region.”
Starting on January 7, 2019, people travelling by GO Transit between Kitchener and Toronto's Union Station will benefit from additional GO train service every weekday morning and afternoon, with a new trip option for customers in Kitchener, Guelph and Acton.
A morning trip that currently begins at Georgetown GO Station will now begin at Kitchener GO Station at 5:40 a.m., stopping at Guelph and Acton GO stations before continuing to serve all stops to Union Station, arriving at 7:43 a.m.
The existing trip that currently leaves Union Station at 3:35 p.m. and ends at Georgetown GO Station will extend to Kitchener GO Station, stopping at Acton and Guelph GO stations before arriving in Kitchener at 5:43 p.m.
The Toronto – Waterloo innovation corridor is home to 15,000 tech companies and one of the world’s most sophisticated financial sectors. A rapid and frequent rail solution could save $20 billion in passenger travel time savings, road maintenance cost avoidance and reduced congestion, according to local advocacy group Connect the Corridor.
“Amy Fee, Belinda Karahalios and I have been clear to Metrolinx and the Ministry of Transportation that Two-Way, All-Day GO must happen to boost economic activity in Waterloo Region, the announcements made by our government are clear steps in that direction,” said Harris.


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Massive ruts in the verges
Reported in the Other public road issue category anonymously at 16:36, Friday 21 February 2020
Sent to Peterborough City Council 9 minutes later. Council ref: 2013562.
The green verges have been destroyed by the Bin lorries when using Medworth. On all corners the green areas are destroyed and look a complete mess. Urgent and proper remedial action is requested as its a total eyesore fore the local residents. The green areas here need a proper tidying up as the Council has been neglecting this for far too long
Category changed from ‘Parks/landscapes’ to ‘Other public road issue’
Posted by Peterborough City Council at 16:41, Friday 21 February 2020
Thanks for making your report.
It will be passed on to the relevant department. We will endeavour to provide you with an update within 10 working days.
Posted by Peterborough City Council at 16:45, Friday 21 February 2020
Peterborough City Council have reviewed the issue and it is not deemed to be unsafe at present. We will monitor this as part of routine safety inspections.
State changed to: No further action
Posted by Peterborough City Council at 10:35, Tuesday 25 February 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Old Sacramento Riverfront Boardwalk Replacement & K Street Barge Repair Project
posted on July 25th, 2014
The City of Sacramento selected the design-build team of Unger Construction Co / The HR Group Architects to complete the Old Sacramento Riverfront Boardwalk replacement and K Street Barge repair project. This projectspans over 2 acres and will include the replacement of the existing riverfrontboardwalk surface with a more durable and sustainable surface that is also ADA compliant. Below is a picture of the existing riverfront boardwalk.
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Join us in Times Square for Car Free Day! We’re collaborating with the Broadway Green Alliance on a table, green-themed concerts throughout the day from Broadway stars and other musicians, and a Broadway trivia game.
Car Free Earth Day is an annual car-free event, held the weekend before or after Earth Day. Celebrate the streets with us on Saturday, April 23, from 11 am to 5 pm. Car Free Earth Day takes place throughout the five boroughs – connecting over 100 Open Streets, 22 plazas, and accessing 1,000+ miles of the NYC Bike Network! Environmental programming is offered by City agencies and community organizations along the route to promote activism and education surrounding climate change, sustainability and other relevant topics. NYC DOT is proud to partner with local artists to bring exciting performances to the event.
NYC DOT events are presented at nine locations:
- Bronx, Roberto Clemente Plaza, 3rd Avenue, 148th Street to 149th Street
- Bronx, Southbound Mosholu Parkway, Van Cortlandt Avenue East to Bainbridge Avenue
- Brooklyn, Tompkins Avenue, Gates Avenue to Halsey Street
- Manhattan, Avenue B, East 6th Street to East 14th Street
- Manhattan, Broadway, East 17th Street to West 42nd Street
- Manhattan, Dyckman Street, Quisqueya Plaza to Dyckman Marina
- Manhattan, St. Nicholas Avenue, 181st Street to 190th Street
- Queens, 34th Avenue, 69th Street to 94th Street
- Staten Island, Minthorne Street, Bay Street to Victory Boulevard
Performers and schedule will be announced later this month.
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January 19, 2022
10:00 am to 12:00 pm CST
The Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities’ West Regional Planning and Policy Council (WPPC) will meet Wednesday, January 19, 2022, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Central.
This meeting is open to the public, space permitting. For additional information or if you require ADA assistance, please contact Linda Hall at firstname.lastname@example.org.
Join virtually or in person.