Oakwood City Council approved a rezoning request for just over two acres of cottages near the University of North Georgia - Gainesville, aimed at the student population.
The "North Georgia College Cottages" were proposed by Bill Stark Properties, Inc. and would be located at 2988 Frontage Road. The 18 cottages would feature three bedrooms each and would be leased. One company would own and manage all of the cottages on the property.
"It'll have three bedrooms, each one will have its own walk in closet and bath, and each student will have their own privacy. They'll be able to use the living room and kitchen area as a shared resource," said Stan Brown, city manager. "We think this is going to meet a need there, it's close to campus over on Thurmond Tanner Parkway and Frontage Road and it'll be walking distance to the campus."
One person spoke in opposition of the development, concerned about its location. The council voted unanimously to approve the rezoning request.


Planning Application Validated
by wards corner community plan
On Friday the 7th of March The Community Plan for Wards Corner was validated by Haringey Council Planning Department.
So what does all of this mean? Well, now local people can let the council know what they think about the scheme, this can be done by following this link, here you can find all of the submitted documents and leave your comments. This public consultation period is going on till the end of the month (the 28th March) so get your thoughts in by then.
We should be getting a decision by the 24th of April, and I will put up any news as it comes along here.


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- Flowers beautify the lives of the residents of Megapolis. Build a Flower Shop and lay out parks!
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- Great job! The residents of Megapolis are grateful to you for beautifying their city. Would you like to tell your friends about it?


New treatment plant in Copenhagen's northern harbour, Nordhavn
At our new plant on Nordsøvej 19-21, you can deliver clean, contaminated and hazardous waste. Furthermore, you can pick up various materials for construction projects.
We are open 6:00 to 16:00 Monday–Thursday and 6:00 to 15:00 on Friday.
A sustainable district deserves sustainable solutions
The presence in Nordhavn is important to RGS Nordic, and we are pleased to participate in developing the sustainable district of the future in Copenhagen. The vision for Nordhavn is, among other things, to be a model district for sustainable urban development, with optimal use of resources and environmentally friendly construction.
RGS 90 has become RGS Nordic
For many years, RGS 90 has led the way in the treatment of soil and construction waste. Today, we have more than 35 different departments and treatment plants around the Nordic region. That is why we are now called RGS Nordic.


We’re working hard in Porter, Oklahoma! Much is done, and there’s much more to do. More than 4,000 square feet of concrete in January with more to come Summer 2021.
It’s December, and we’re still in demand! Our crews work year-round to satisfy all our customers, delivering top-quality results by adhering to our commercial-grade quality every time, even for residential work.
Another successful concrete driveway and walkway project in Tulsa, OK. Over 2,000 square feet of concrete. Walkway is stamped and flows nicely with their landscaping, which remained undamaged. The driveway’s drainage is now functional, too.


There aren't too many thing here in Klamath Falls that greatly draw the community's attention on a daily basis. Our solution is to give people just that. Our plan is to build a giant chair, Paul Bunyan size. Something that is approximately 8 times the size of a normal chair (proportionally).
Plan of Action
We will conatact local businesses to raise financial support to buy the materials (wood, glue, bolts, weather-proof finish, as well as a place to put it (a park okayed by the city, local businesses...maybe a traveling chair?).


Current & Proposed City Projects
This new section of our website will keep our citizens up to date on the current projects in progress and being completed around Montreal and Gile. If you have any concerns, repairs or projects you would like the city to discuss, please feel free to attend our monthly meetings. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of every month at 5:30 PM. All citizens are welcome to attend.
CITY OF MONTREAL
WATER SYSTEM FLUSHING
In an effort to maintain water quality and remove accumulated sediment from its distribution mains, the City of Montreal Water Department will conduct fire hydrant flushing Monday, June 21, Tuesday, June 22 and Wednesday June 23. Flushing will occur between the hours of 12:00 a.m. midnight through 6:00 a.m. to reduce the inconvenience to the public.
Customers may experience discolored water and lower than normal water pressure during this date and time. Inquiries may be directed to the City of Montreal Public Works Department at (715) 561-4957.
Thank you for your cooperation,
City of Montreal Public Works Department
Fall Cleanup will be starting October 1st and continuing through October 31st. Please have your leaves at the edge of your street or alley prior to October 31st . Please separate large sticks and branches from the leaves for easier cleanup. The dates are weather permitted and may be extended. Please contact the City with any questions. (715) 561-4955.
PLEASE NOTE: LEAVES MUST BE ON THE STREET SIDE OF THE SIDEWALK. THE TRUCK AND VACUUM CAN NOT DRIVE ON THE GRASS OR SIDEWALK
CITY OF MONTREAL
NOTICE OF SPRING CLEAN-UP
MAY 1-MAY 31
Tree limbs shall be neatly piled with the ends facing the roadway and no longer than 6 feet in length. Tree limbs and other yard waste shall be separate from leaf piles. NO rocks, boards or lumber of any kind. Please call the City Garage at (715) 561-4957 with any questions.


Trams in the city are now running with delays.
‘Following a failed tram in the Old Market Square, we are now running to all destinations but with delays to all services.’
Earlier incident: Due to a tram fault in the Old Market Square, we currently have no service between The Railway Station and The Royal Centre in both directions. Trams for Hucknall and Phoenix will depart from Royal Centre. Trams for Clifton and Toton will depart from the Railway Station.


About the Tama Promotion Project
Tama’s many attractions—the more you know, the better it gets
Part of Tokyo, the Tama area offers a rich combination of abundant nature and the convenience of urban life. The Tama Promotion Project was launched by 30 municipalities marking 120 years since the area was integrated into Tokyo. The project is called “Tama Hatsu!”—“Discover Tama.” The “ta” in Tama means “many” which neatly encapsulates the diverse attractions this lush green area offers in terms of tourism, cuisine, industry, tradition, history, and culture, and commercial and shopping facilities. The project aims to make people want to visit, to live, to raise families, and to work in Tama. In helping people rediscover Tama, the Tama Promotion Project will shape Tama’s future.


Is there a better way to address safety issues on the Murfreesboro Bypass?
Published 5:51 pm Friday, July 15, 2022
To the Editor:
I recently read an article in the News Herald about the Murfreesboro bypass and the proposed changes.
The article states North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) engineers have made a decision with their design in regards to safety and preventing accidents by eliminating two spotlights and reconfiguring the intersections. I agree something should be done for safety and to prevent accidents however I think there is a better solution.
I travel route 58 in Virginia frequently. It is a four-lane divided highway with stop lights. The Virginia Department of Transportation’s solution to this is accomplished by rumble strips, warning lights, and reduced speeds at these intersections. This design I’m sure cost less and will take a lot less time to complete.
NCDOT’s solution, I think, will cause a concern not only with cost and time, but with fire and rescue responding to calls and other traffic in Murfreesboro, including school buses.
This is just my opinion as a concerned citizen and taxpayer.


Rossford resident John Vrablic's magnificent conifer garden is situated next to and is visible from the Rossford Public Library and City of Rossford parking lot.
It was featured in the Nov/Dec 2013 issue of Ohio Gardener magazine. Published with permission, please follow the link below to read the article as well as
view an informational garden photo page that Mr. Vrablic provided to us.
https://rossfordgarden.com/ Conifer garden photo gallery


Excellent Value Waterfront - 1.4 Acres in Exclusive Pender Harbour Landing Estate Development. Access to Waterfront is possible and all services are in to the lot boundary. NO STRATA FEES as this is Freehold Ownership. Registered Building Guidelines in place to protect your investment.
|Address||Lot 23 FLAGSHIP ROAD|
|Property Type||Land Only|
|Sub-Area||Pender Harbour Egmont|
|Lot Size||61221 Sq. Ft.|
|Listing Brokerage||RE/MAX Oceanview Realty|
|Postal Code||V0N 1S1|
|Site Influences||Golf Course Nearby, Marina Nearby, Recreation Nearby, Waterfront Property|


Discover the local area of south west London at it’s magnetic best. Located in upmarket Putney, one of London’s pleasantest neighbourhoods The Lodge is an urban haven, blending west London charm with upscale comfort and unexpected design elements. The Lodge is also close by to popular London areas such as Chelsea, Wimbledon, Wandsworth and Fulham.
We are very proud of our beautiful corner of London, with it’s abundance of green parks, riverside walks, cosmopolitan life with great London pubs, stunning avenues of houses, historical architecture; all with fantastic transport links providing easy access to the magnificent diversity that is today’s London.
A few centuries ago Londoners used to escape London by crossing the River Thames to the fresh air of leafy Putney. Today’s Putney still offers the enviable green spaces but also so much more. Whether you’re a foodie, keen walker, culture junkie or just looking for something new – we invite you to sample our terrific neighbourhood.


The city of Trenton, Michigan, a recipient of an Advanced Lighting Technology Demonstration Grant, has finalized plans for its first installation of LED streetlights. The energy efficient streetlight deployment is funded by a grant from the Michigan Energy Office (MEO), which was the recipient of federal funding from the US Department of Energy’s Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) program. The EECBG grants are locally administered by the MEO. The city of Trenton was one of six Michigan communities awarded funding for energy efficient lighting pilots. Trenton was awarded $75,410.
The upcoming installation of 161 LED streetlights is showcasing the use of solid state lighting technology as a means for increasing municipal energy efficiency and reducing energy costs. Additional demonstration projects are taking place in Leelanau County, Muskegon County, Livonia, Green Oak Charter Township, and Owosso.
A Request for Proposals (RFP) was issued by the city of Trenton on January 30, 2012. The bid summary indicates that the project consists of a retrofit of existing metal halide streetlights with LED fixtures. The first component of fixtures includes a total of seventy nine 250 watt equivalent LED fixtures as a replacement for 250 watt metal halide and high pressure sodium (HPS) streetlights. The second component includes the purchase of eighty two 150 watt equivalent LED fixtures as a replacement for 150 watt metal halide and HPS streetlights.
Complete bids must be submitted to the city of Trenton, Michigan, by 10:00 a.m. February 14, 2012. Bid documents may be obtained from the office of the Trenton city engineer. The summary of the LED streetlight conversion project can be found here.


Plans for a city wide speed limit of 20 miles per hour in Bristol are being discussed by the City Council's cabinet.
Conservative Transport spokesman Mark Weston has submitted formal written objections which will be debated.
He is urging Bristol Mayor George Ferguson not to go ahead with the scheme.
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After a mostly grey start, some brightness will develop but won't last for long.
We'll wake up to grey skies which will brighten up for a while.
The youngsters - known as kits - are living with their parents at the Woodland Valley Farm in Ladstock near Truro.


The Borough of Blackburn with Darwen (Glenshiels Avenue, Hoddlesden) (Temporary Road Closure) Order 2018Notice ID: WAR0662988
The Borough of Blackburn with Darwen (Glenshiels Avenue, Hoddlesden) (Temporary Road Closure) Order 2018
NOTICE is hereby given that the Blackburn with □arwen Borough Council, made the above Order under Section 14 (1)
(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. The effect of the Order is to close Glenshiels Avenue from its junction with Carus Avenue to its junction with Glencarron Close. The closure is necessary for the following reason: To replace frame and cover. The Order will come into force on 2nd July 2018 and shall continue in force for a period of eighteen months or until the works are completed, whichever is the earlier. However, it is anticipated that the works will be completed by 2nd July 2018.
The alternative route for the affected traffic will be Glenshiels Avenue, Chapman Road, Carus Avenue
Access for emergency vehicles and pedestrians
will be maintained at all times.
Any queries concerning the closure should
be made by telephoning Capita (on behalf of
Blackburn with Darwen
Borough Council) on 01254 273004.
DATED this 28th June 2018
David Fairclough, Director of HR Legal &
Town Hall, BLACKBURN, BB1 7DY


There will be a regional meeting for all interested stakeholders to propose ideas/suggestions for the State CTE Master Plan. Although a recent email blast encouraged everyone to attend this meeting in San Bernardino, the attendance will be limited to 150 people. You can submit an interest form if you want to be considered as a participant in the meeting. Approximately two weeks prior to the March 29 meeting date, specific registration information will be sent to those accepted. You may also submit input electronically.
For further information on the event, as well as the Master Plan overview, use the following link: State CTE Master Plan Information and Meeting Interest Form .


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Thibodaux Council to meet Tuesday
Published: Monday, February 18, 2013 at 8:57 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, February 18, 2013 at 8:57 a.m.
The Thibodaux City Council will discuss the city’s garbage pickup contract Tuesday.
The council will meet at 5 p.m. on the second floor of City Hall, 310 W. 2nd St.


Experience life at Tuscan Parkland where luxury comes in every nook and corner. It is built on the philosophy of ultramodern luxury, intricately planned home spaces and design innovations that enable a rich, satisfying life that is never devoid of the very finest. Earlier Phases of Tuscan Estate have already become landmarks in Kharadi, one of Pune’s most prestigious locations. Tuscan Parkland, Tuscan Estate’s last phase, gives your ambitions a beautiful final destination. Don’t miss out on a unique world of luxury.
Largest developer in Pune now emerging across India. Over 23 Ongoing project across Pune, Mumbai & Bangalore. Insightful designs executed with latest construction technology. Creations include integrated township, luxury residential and commercial retails and IT Spaces.
Kharadi is a suburb located in the eastern part of Pune, Maharashtra. It comes under PMC (Pune Municipal Corporation). Wide roads, well planned grid layout planning, IT Parks and grade A commercial buildings is what one will notice while drivin. . .


VDOT News - Northern Virginia
May 7, 2019
Fox Mill Road in Herndon Closed May 13-21
Detours in place during creek culvert pipe replacement
May 29 Update: The work was completed and Fox Mill Road reopened to through traffic Tuesday, May 28.
May 13 Update: Due to weather, the closures have been rescheduled. Fox Mill Road will now be continuously closed from 8 a.m. Monday, May 20 until 4 p.m. Thursday, May 23; closures will then occur Tuesday, May 28, Wednesday, May 29 and Thursday, May 30 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. each day.
HERNDON – Fox Mill Road (Route 665) between Loveless Lane and Thoroughbred Road will be closed to through traffic Monday, May 13 through Tuesday, May 21 to replace a pipe within the culvert that carries Little Difficult Run under Fox Mill Road, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
The affected segment of Fox Mill Road will be continuously closed from 8 a.m. Monday, May 13 until 5 p.m. Thursday, May 16. After that, the segment will just have daytime closures Friday, May 17, Monday, May 20 and Tuesday, May 21 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
Residents within the closure area and emergency vehicles will have access to the closed portion of Fox Mill Road; however, they will not be able to go beyond the point of pipe replacement in either direction.
Through traffic will be detoured via the following routes:
- Northbound Fox Mill Road: Folkstone Drive and Lawyers Road (Routes 602 and 665) back to Fox Mill Road.
- Southbound Fox Mill Road: Steeplechase Dr (Route 4703), Lawyers Road (Routes 673, 665 and 602) and Folkstone Drive back to Fox Mill Road.
Southbound Fox Mill Road traffic will still have normal access to A. Scott Crossfield Elementary School and Fred Crabtree Park; northbound Fox Mill Road traffic will need to follow the above detour to access them.
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Information in VDOT news releases was accurate at the time the release was published. For the most current information about projects or programs, please visit the project or program Web pages. You may find those by searching by keyword in the search Virginia DOT box above.


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Land - Bukit, Jimbaran IDR 1,084,500,000
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This 241 square meters block of land located good neighborhood in Jimbaran, only 2 minutes from bypass. Hak Pakai title for the land and possibility to change to Freehold title for Indonesian buyers! A perfect location to build your dream family home.
Grab it fast! Price: IDR 450M/are or total price : IDR 1,084,500,000.
|Land size||: 241 sqm|


NEW ORLEANS, LA--Today, Mayor Mitch Landrieu will hold a press conference on the City’s 2013 proposed operating and capital budgets.
Administration officials will officially present the 2013 budget to the City Council at 12:00 p.m. on Monday.
WHO: Mayor Mitch Landrieu
WHEN: Monday, October 29, 2012
WHAT: 2013 Budget Press Conference
WHERE: Mayor’s Press Room
City Hall, 2nd Floor
1300 Perido Street
New Orleans , LA 70112
Administration Presents Budget to City Council
City Council Chamber
City Hall, 1st Floor
Note: Press Conference will be streamed live at http://new.nola.gov/mayor/press-conferences/live/


Bradley D. Sager
Senior Consultant / P.E. / San Diego
Mr. Bradley Sager holds a B.S. degree in Civil Engineering and is a registered professional engineer in California and Arizona. He has accumulated a broad understanding and expertise in the field of Civil Engineering, specifically in the land development arena.
Mr. Sager has extensive experience in all stages of the land development process. He has directed focused searches for specific properties, provided structured Due Diligence, acted as the Engineer in Charge from the Contract stage to bond release on dozens of commercial, residential, federal, and local municipal projects.
Mr. Sager’s expertise during the execution of these projects included a thorough understanding of each of the following: client management, contract implementation, jurisdictions land development code, and site design including building and parking layouts, rough and precise grading, earthwork, wet and dry utilities design, hydrology and hydraulic design, MS4 water quality guidelines, ADA requirements, and many types of street and highway design.
Education and Certifications
- Civil Engineering, B.S.: San Diego State University
- Professional Engineer: California (54564), Arizona (52524)
- Qualified SWPPP Developer / Qualified SWPPP Practitioner: California (21368)


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RUMFORD, Maine — A paving project will take place in three different sections of Rumford beginning on Monday, July 28, according to the Maine Department of Transportation.
The locations are as follows:
— The first section is located on Route 2 and begins at the intersection of Bridge Street and Prospect Avenue, extending east for 1.16 miles to the Red Bridge. Daily lane closures, restricted to 1,000 feet, will have alternating one-way traffic between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.
— The second section begins at the intersection of Route 108 and Veterans Street, extending north for 0.20 of a mile to the Veterans Memorial Bridge. This work will be performed at night from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m.
— The third section is located on Route 2 beginning 1.65 miles east of Gordon Avenue, extending east for 6.58 miles to 0.06 of a mile west of South Rumford Road.
All work includes pavement milling and resurfacing along with drainage and safety improvements.
Pike Industries of Fairfield will perform this $2.8 million project.


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Part of Spring Street Sidewalk to Close for MRI Install
To provide higher quality diagnostic images for our patients, Virginia Mason’s Radiology Department is installing a new 3T (tesla) MRI machine on Level 5 of Central Pavilion, beginning Monday, Feb. 1.
This work will result in the closure of a portion of Spring Street’s north sidewalk (see graphic) as scaffolding will be installed and an opening created in the hospital building. It is anticipated this section of sidewalk will be reopened by May 9.
The scaffolding installation will create noise, including banging of metal and hammering, from Feb. 1 through Feb. 3. Beginning Feb. 4, concrete demolition will occur, resulting in noise from saw activity and debris removal. The demolition should be completed by March 8. Forklift and commercial trucks will be used during the project’s duration. In early May, a temporary crane will be set up on Spring Street to hoist equipment.
Work is scheduled to occur between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. Monday through Friday, and pedestrians will need to use the south sidewalk on Spring Street during the project.
We apologize for the inconvenience this work may cause. If you have any questions, please contact Curt Daniel, Turner Construction, (206) 255-1391, or Mike Sprouse, Virginia Mason Communications, (206) 583-6541.


You are Here:
BIG Traffic impacts in Tacoma Aug. 26-29Southbound I-5 in Tacoma will be reduced to 2 lanes from 10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 26 through 5 a.m. Monday, Aug. 29. Also, SR 16 Tacoma Narrows Bridges will be reduced to 2 lanes in each direction from 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 26 to 5 a.m. Monday, Aug. 29 and again Sept. 9-12. For updated information, visit Tacomatraffic.com.
Follow @wsdot_tacoma on Twitter to get real-time traffic impacts.


Jarvis St and Gerrard St E
1 - 3 BEDROOM | 1 - 2 BATHROOMS
STARTING HIGH $300'S | 2021 TENTATIVE OCCUPANCY
Prime Condos is a new condo development by CentreCourt Developments,
currently in preconstruction at 319 Jarvis St at Jarvis St and Gerrard St E,
Toronto. The Development is scheduled for completion in 2021.


Sunday, April 15th, 2018 to Friday, November 30th, 2018
Please be advised that traffic is directed around work activities. FDOT reminds drivers that the speed is reduced to 45 mph within the construction limits. Please be alert and slow down in the work zone.
Monday, November 5th, 2018 to Monday, December 31st, 2018
From 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. each night, motorists may anticipate alternating single lane closures in both directions at various locations for concrete work on sidewalks.
Wednesday, November 14th, 2018 to Saturday, November 17th, 2018
Thursday, November 14 from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.: Motorists should be aware of alternating single lane closures in the northbound direction near the intersection of Southeast 31st Street. Crews will be installing traffic sensors in the travel and turn lanes.


Please note that a Partial Road Closure is in effect as follows:
Address: 15918 Roper Avenue
Date: September 29 - October 8, 2021
Time: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Partial road closure along Roper Avenue for the purpose gas service installation. Traffic control will assist with driveways affected by the work zone closure.
ENGINEERING & MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT
877 Keil Street, White Rock, BC V4B 4V6


CITY OF THE VILLAGE OF CLARKSTON
ORDINANCE NO. 144
AN ORDINANACE TO ADOPT BY REFERENCE THE OAKLAND COUNTY WATER RESOURCES COMMISSIONER ENGINEERING DESIGN STANDARDS FOR STORM WATER FACILITIES.
The City of the Village Ordains: Section 1.01 To amend Section 1.01 for the City to continually adopt the latest version of Oakland County’s Storm Water Standards by modifying Ordinance No. 144 to read as follows:
The City of the Village of Clarkston shall adopt by reference the Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner Engineering Design Standards for Storm Water Facilities providing requirements, rules, and design criteria for storm water management as adopted by the Water Resources Commissioner on January 1,2006, and as revised on April 24, 2012. (Removal of unlined verbiage) (Add with and “as amended from time to time.”).
SECTION 5.01 Effective Date.
This Ordinance is hereby declared to have been adopted by the City Council of the City of the Village of Clarkston, at a meeting thereof duly called and held on the 23rd day of October 2023, and shall be published in the manner prescribed by law and shall become effective 20 days after publication.
Made and passed by the City Council of the City of the Village of Clarkston on this 23rd day of October 2023.
For the complete Ordinance Amendment please contact Karen DeLorge, City Clerk at 248-625-1559 or email@example.com
1st Reading: Oct 9, 2023
2nd Reading & Adopted: Oct 23, 2023


This book considers building cost planning from the broader base of the design team perspective where all decisions whether they are concerned with design, cost, quality, time, community or value are seen to be interrelated. The focus of the book is the pre-contract or design stages where design decisions have the greatest potential to influence the use, final cost and value outcome.
|Place of Publication||Geelong, Australia|
|Number of pages||331|
|ISBN (Print)||0 949823 73 2, 978-0949823731|
|Publication status||Published - 1998|


By air: Belgium’s main airport is Brussels International Airport. Flights from all European countries fly there. There are other, smaller airports serving a number of international flights in Charleroi which is approximately 55km from Brussels and also Deurne, which is close to Antwerp.
By train: The recent Channel Tunnel between England and France enables the Eurostar service to travel between Waterloo Station in London to Brussels’ Gare du Midi station. Travelling to Belgium by train can also be done from all its neighbouring countries.
By bus: As Belgium is surrounded by France, Luxembourg, Holland and Germany, buses connect most Belgian cities to all of these countries. Companies such as Busabout join the UK with Belgium by bus.
Buses, trams and two metro lines serve Brussels. Bus is the main form of public transport in Bruges and while Antwerp uses buses, trams and a premetro service to bring the locals around the city.
Trains and buses connect all the major cities, while internal flights can be purchased also.


June 10, 2018
Nova Drive Water Main Replacement Project
Begins Monday, June 11
The Town of Davie will be performing nighttime work for the Nova Drive
Water Main Replacement project starting the evening of Monday, June 11,
2018. The project will take place between College Avenue and SW 76th Avenue and
is anticipated to take approximately 3 to 4 weeks. The night work will occur
between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., Monday through Thursday evenings.
During the work period, traffic will be reduced to a single lane movement
with flag personnel at the active segment of construction. Please utilize an
alternate route to avoid delays during this time.
For additional questions,
please contact Utilities Operations at 954-327-3750 or the Engineering Division


This project was devised by the Isle of Wight Chamber of Commerce in an effort to 'get the Island Building again'. Its aims are to provide affordable homes for the people of Newport, to help bridge the Island's skills shortage by encouraging Apprenticeships and to help improve the Health and Safety Record of Island Builders and reduce injury tolls by working with the Isle of Wight College and Chamber Construction Hub.
The development will be managed by setting up a Community Trust of local Stakeholders to ensure the continuing good stewardship of the site and the on-going provision of housing for the residents of Newport and the Island.
The proposals include a mix of 17 Small Builder Homes, 18 Affordable Homes (representing 36% of the total provision) and 15 Self Build Plots.
Within these categories there is a mix of 17 x 3 Bed detached houses, chalet bungalows and bungalows, 10 x 3 Bed semi-detached houses, 3 terraces providing 6 x 3 Bed Homes and 5 x 2 Bed Homes, and 2 blocks of Flats with 4 x 2 Bed and 8 x 1 Bed Apartments.
There is a significant area of publicly accessible open space provided, approximately 33% of the total site area.
RPA have been involved from the inception of this idea, through both Outline and subsequent Reserved Matters Applications, Building Regulations packages and now, dealing with individuals who want to build their own homes.


The City of Duluth Public Works Department will strive to be known as a leader in the delivery of quality services. It is our goal to be recognized for our responsiveness, reliability, efficiency in the use of fiscal resources, and the integrity that serves as the foundation of every job we do.
We believe that our employees are our most valuable resource; it is through their dedication that we will be successful.
Our Core Values Are:
- Delivery on commitments
- Treat others as we wish to be treated
- To be part of the solution, not part of the problem
The Public Works Department has four divisions:
- Building Maintenance (includes the Town Green and Fountain)
- Fleet Maintenance
- Right of way/Landscape Maintenance
- Street Maintenance (including sidewalks and signs)
In addition, we are responsible for construction and placement of Veterans Markers & Flags twice per year, Holiday Decorations and support at all City events.
To report street light outages: Check for a pole number and call GA Power at 888 891-0938 or Jackson EMC at 1-800 462-3691
TRASH PICK UP WILL BE A DAY LATE DUE TO NEW YEAR'S DAY HOLIDAY.
Public Works will be closed on December 12 from 11:30 - 1:30 for a City-wide meeting. Also, we will be closed Monday & Tuesday, December 25, 26 and January 1 for the holidays.
Sidney Lanier Blvd:
Road work will begin on Sidney Lanier Blvd. Friday, December 15. Please use caution when travelling in this area. The Contractor for this project is CW Matthews.
UPDATE: CW Matthews began work on this project last week. Unfortunately because of inclement weather, work has stopped. Due to weather conditions and the holidays, the Contractor will continue work after the first of the year. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience.
City Contractors will be visiting certain residents on South Street beginning the week of December 25. A large tree must be removed and several homes will be affected during this project. Electricity will be temporarily cut off for this tree removal. The City's Contractor is 404-Cut-Tree.
The tree will be removed after the holidays in early January. All homeowners will be required to sign a release allowing the electricity to be turned off and for Contractors to be able to work near their property.
If you have any questions, please call the Public Works Department at 770 476-2454.
Veteran Markers Moving:
It has become increasingly dangerous for our employees to place markers on SR120 and Pleasant Hill Road. Because of this danger, all markers on SR 120 and Pleasant Hill Road will be moved to other locations over the next 12 months. Please be understanding that the City places safety for its employees first. We will do our best to contact everyone who is affected by a marker being moved.
The first group of markers to be moved will be those on SR 120 from the Methodist Church west to SR 23. Those markers will be placed on SR 23, north of Thompson Street.
Markers on Pleasant Hill Road west, from McClure Bridge Road to Peachtree Industrial Boulevard will be moved to SR 23, just north of Pleasant Hill Road.
Full Depth Reclamation of Chattahoochee Drive:
Full depth reclamation on this road is complete. The City is studying traffic patterns to determine the final lane layout at Peachtree Industrial Blvd. The study should be complete in the next few weeks to determine the lane layout. Final striping will be the last step.
East Whippoorwill Drive Patching:
Sections of East Whippoorwill Drive will receive patching this year. Due to numerous specialty items and additional work required for this project, it will be bid separately. Further updates will be posted here.
Gas Line Replacement:
Atlanta Gas Light (AGL) has finished replacing gas lines in the Norman Downes neighborhood. They will begin work in another area at this time. This project will take several weeks, depending on the weather. Residents should receive information posted on door hangers. AGL will repair any damage to yards and streets that are affected. Old lines are being abandoned and phased out for new lines to provide more dependable, long-term service. The City is working with AGL and will monitor the work to ensure any affected roads are repaired correctly.
AGL will be working on gas line replacement for the following streets next:
Ardmore Court Bryn Mawr Court
Casey Glen Court Chaderton Court
Courtenay Court Crestmoor Court
Gladwyn Court Glenaire Court
Glentree Court Haverford Court
Heathmoor Court Howell Meadow Drive
Howell Springs Drive Irvindale Road
Loring Lane Swathmore Lane
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Metro registers record footfall
Delhi Metro on Monday registered record daily footfall as about 17 lakh people travelled during the day. Delhi Metro attributes this sudden augment in ridership to scorching summer heat and ongoing admission in Delhi University.delhi Updated: Jun 18, 2011 00:01 IST
Delhi Metro on Monday registered record daily footfall as about 17 lakh people travelled during the day. Delhi Metro attributes this sudden augment in ridership to scorching summer heat and ongoing admission in Delhi University.
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) recorded the highest ever ridership figure of 16, 93,488 on Monday, which surpassed the earlier record set on February 14 when 16, 66,569 people travelled by the Delhi Metro. The second highest ridership was recorded on Tuesday with 16,73,801 people travelled by Delhi Metro.
“We are recording a ridership of over 16 lakh on each of the working day for the first time in this month. The average ridership which used to be around 15.5 lakh during weekdays till May is now touching 16.5 lakh in June,” said a spokesperson of DMRC.
He said: “Lot of people have started commuting by Delhi Metro due to summer hot. Besides, ongoing admission in Delhi University also contributed to this increase.”
On Monday, the Metro’s line 3/4 (Dwarka Sector 9 to Noida City Centre/ Yamuna Bank to Anand Vihar) recorded the maximum ridership at 6,47,738 followed by Line 2 (Jahangirpuri – HUDA City Centre) at 5,99,384 and Line 1 (Rithala – Dilshad Garden) at 2,88,972.
The increase in ridership is mainly reported from Line-2 and Line-3/4 which account for almost 75% of the total passengers travelling by the Metro as on date, said DMRC officials.
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Ashland to Petersburg Trail Study
Est Completion Date
Lengths and Limits
Approximately forty miles between Ashland and Petersburg
Ashland, Chesterfield, Colonial Heights, Hanover, Henrico, Petersburg, and Richmond
VDOT initiated the Ashland to Petersburg Trail Study to identify a preferred corridor for a multi-use trail that would extend between the Town of Ashland and the City of Petersburg, a distance of approximately 40 miles. The preferred corridor for a multi-use trail would be located within the counties of Chesterfield, Hanover and Henrico, cities of Colonial Heights, Petersburg and Richmond, and the Town of Ashland. The Ashland to Petersburg Trail Study evaluated existing conditions and identified a corridor least impactful to environmental resources with feedback from state and federal agencies, affected localities, special interest groups, and the general public.
Final Study Report - Published February 4, 2020
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Appendix C - Preferred Corridor Conceptual Design
Public Information Meetings and Virtual Presentation - September and October 2019
VDOT held two public information meetings on September 30 and October 1, 2019 on the Ashland to Petersburg Trail Study to present the recommended preferred corridor.
View the September 30/October 1 2019 virtual meeting below:
Public Information Meeting and Survey Results - March 2019
VDOT held a public information meeting to introduce the study and solicit feedback on active transportation needs in the study area for the Ashland to Petersburg Trail Study on March 26, 2019.
View the March 2019 virtual meeting below:


Highlights on the remainder of High Street.
435 to 439 High Street was a block called the O’Neil Block. It is where the Cuban Market is now and is a good starting point. This was a three story building.
Sanborn map analysis:
Sanborn 1915 map shows it as a 4 floor building with store fronts


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Prior to the regular Bucyrus City Council meeting at 7 p.m. on Jan. 19 the Platting Committee will meet for a special meeting at 6:50 p.m. in Council Chambers. The special meeting has been called by Wanda Sharrock, Bill O’Rourke, and Mark Makeever. The purpose of the special meeting is to discuss appointments to the Board of Zoning Appeals.
During the City Council meeting, legislation will be considered for:
* Water Supply Contract
* Revolving Loan Fund Administrative Agreement
* Appointment to the Ambulance Board
* Appointments to the Board of Zoning Appeals


Upcoming Freeway Closures
- Southbound I-5 Full Freeway Closure: Tuesday, August 2 from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m.
- Northbound I-5 Full Freeway Closure: Wednesday, August 3 from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m.
- Northbound I-5 55-Hour Closure/Weekend Closure From 11 p.m. on Friday, August 5 to 5 a.m. Monday, August 8
For more information on freeway closures visit OCTA


The Department of Planning and Building Permit Center is open by appointment only. A walk-in option is available for customers with questions on Mondays and Fridays from 8:30 AM to 11:45 AM. Walk-ins are limited to 15 minutes each in order to accommodate as many people as possible. If you’d like to submit an application in person, please schedule an appointment by calling (805) 781-5600.
To submit electronic Building Permit or Land Use Permit Applications, please visit the Permitting page.
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Status: See the following information
- Special Permit SP 2015-2 and Site Plan Approval: Construct Rooftop Solar Electric Generating Facilities; Approved June 22, 2015.
- Special Permit SP 2015-3 and Site Plan Approval: Construct Self Storage Facility; Approved June 22, 2015.
- Modification of Special Permit (SP 2015-3.1) and Site Plan Approval: Changes to Landscape and Lighting Plan; Approved October 24, 2016.
- Modification of Special Permit (SP 2015-3.2) and Site Plan Approval: Vehicle Rental and Vehicle Storage Abilities; Approved July 24, 2017.
- Modification of Special Permit: Extend expiration dates of SP 2015-2 and SP 2015-3 for 2 years from date of approval
- Location: 100 Milford Road
- Applicant/Owner: Rocco Addeo, Jr., d/b/a Hilltop Self-Storage of Grafton, LLC
- Application Received: October 29 2018
- Public Hearing: November 19, 2018
- Status: Approved, December 10, 2018
(Reference Number: SP 2015-2.1 and SP 2015-3.3)


Thursday, April 21, 2011
Daniel Chavez Moran Welcomes Visitors from the Americas
Situated along the northern coastline, Puerto Peñasco, known by residents of the Southwest as Rocky Point or even Arizona’s Beach because of its proximity to Phoenix and Tucson, is undergoing dramatic growth. The Mexican government and the private sector have made major investments in the region, building hotels, resorts, recreational facilities, several golf courses, homes and infrastructure.
Travel to Puerto Peñasco is now easier with the new Mar de Cortes (Sea of Cortez) International Airport, the first completely privately built airport in Mexico. The destination location is now less than an hour by air from Phoenix, and less than two hours from Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Albuquerque.


The city of Crowley is taking steps to combat blight in its neighborhoods.
Last week, the Crowley Public Safety Committee identified several blighted properties to be condemned and now it will be moved to the full board of aldermen.
“We want to try to move forward on all of them.” said Crowley Mayor Tim Monceaux
The Board of Alderman is looking to demolish four properties that no one has lived in for years, which include 1816 May St., 314 E. 13th St., Lennie Johnson Rd., and 404 E. Clay St.
“We have budgeted some money for this coming year to be able to work on blight properties. We’re hoping that makes a difference.”
Mayor Tim Monceaux says while the owners have been cooperative with condemnation of the homes there is legal red tape involved.
“Of course, there are safety precautions that we have to make, whenever we do demolish these properties. You can’t get with in a certain distance, but we want to make sure that number one, it’s safe for our citizens for Crowley.” he explained.
He believes that removing these properties will make Crowley more attractive to outsiders.And also benefit those who already live in the city.
“We need to, to clean up our city, also for economic development for improvement of our city, to have people want to live here. We’re even looking to having somewhat of a retirement community and for our families to remain here. We’re looking for people to want to live here and we are looking for our beautiful city that we grown to and accustomed to.” said Mayor Monceaux.
The Crowley Board of Alderman will decide on the condemnation of the properties at their meeting tomorrow at 6pm.
The entire agenda can be found here.
Mayor Monceaux explains that if the board of aldermen decides to move forward with demolishing the properties, there is currently no timetable on when that will be done.


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October 6, 2011 Chico News and Review
Fluid spill into Big Chico Creek closes Sycamore Pool
September 28, 2011 Chico Enterprise-Record
September 15, 2011 Chico News and Review
Verbena Fields formally dedicated Thursday
June 11, 2010 Chico Enterprise-Record
BCCWA Letter to City of Chico:
Reducing flooding potential at Cohasset Road as part of the widening project
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The farmers market is coming to Carthage. The decision was reached last night by the Board of Aldermen and Carthage Mayor Vivians at a special call meeting. The market will operate under the Mayor’s Health Council and is eligible for a 10k grant.The City Council approved the motion for the Mayor’s Health Council to accept that grant. There will be no cost to the city. The market will be located behind McMillan Park and will operate every Tuesday from 8:00am-12:30pm starting in May until August.


One seat on the Planning Board will be expiring in March 2022. Please consider getting involved and volunteering your time. Applications are available here. Complete and return to email@example.com. The Council will review all applications and begin interviewing in January 2022.
All Planning Board members must be residents of Weddington.


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After work one day last week I stopped by city hall for the City Planning meeting and , along with about 15 other neighbors, opposed the rezoning proposal of an adjacent field from Residential to Commercial.
After some discussion the motion to rezone was voted upon and without a majority Yes votes, the motion failed. Yay!


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The people that are against this completion are complete and total idiots! If you want to curve development on Johns Island then do it by zoning like every city and county does. And James Island residents, don't even get me started on them they are either involutes and shut in's not to see the traffic problems that plague our area on a DAILY BASIS! Complete this project that was voted FOR in the nineteen seventies or our quality of life will start to suffer from these already overcrowded streets.
Finish this project and finish it soon, the heartbeat of Charleston needs this bypass!
I totally disagree with this article. First of all the foul language from Stephanie Barna is that of a drunken sailor, and it comes off as exactly that through this editorial? Second of all there will be more than trees and pretty landscaping what it will mean for me is a muchhhh shorter commute in an already log jammed traffic that is HWY 17, that I have to make it to Lockwood in the first place. If Stephanie "Blackbeard" Berna, was not so wrapped up in fearmongering and trying to stop a progression of Charleston that has been and will continue to be coming this way irregardless of what any fool who would want to stop it. This project is needed for this area and James and Johns Island, from where I start my 46 minute commute, is needing this project and I support Mayor Riley and all that he is doing for the citizens of Charleston.
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Gritters help stop Hampshire roads from 'melting' in heatwave
Gritting lorries have been rolled out in Hampshire as the heatwave started to melt road surfaces.
The highway vehicles have spread gravel aggregate instead of salt, in an attempt to stop the roads from being damaged by soaring temperatures.
Motorways and the main roads have not been affected, but other routes have.
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Bradford Council is starting work and consultation on the partial review of its adopted Core Strategy. The Core Strategy forms an essential part of the Local Plan for Bradford setting out:
We also use the Core Strategy policies to help determine planning applications and inform key infrastructure and investment priorities.
The consultation sets of the range of key Core Strategy policies which are considered necessary to review in light of changes to national planning policy and local policy considerations. These policies mainly relate to housing and employment.
This consultation is an early opportunity to help shape Bradford’s planning polices for the future.
About the Consultation
This is a statutory consultation starting Friday 11 January 2019 and ending on Friday 22 February 2019 at 5pm.
The consultation documents include:
These documents can be found below with an electronic comments form, summary newsletter and public consultation notice.
Paper copies of the consultation documents are also available for inspection at, Britannia House, Keighley Town Hall, Bradford City Library, Bradford Local Studies, Bingley Library, Ilkley Library, Keighley Library and Shipley Library.
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Please complete our easy and quick online survey.
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How do I find out more?
A number of public drop-in sessions have been arranged to provide further information about the partial review:
To tell us what you think on this subject, please follow this link to an online survey. This consultation runs until Friday, 22nd February, 2019.
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Construction work of helipad and approach road.
Strengthening and bituminous work in road.
Widening work of road.
Construction work of government I.T.I. building, water supply, sanitary fitting, rain water harvesting and electrification work.
Widening and upgradation construction work of road.
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Are you looking to use a CPA lot for an event? Please see our Event Rentals Program.
Since its inception in 1968, the Calgary Parking Authority has had an important mandate to serve our community in the best way we can. This includes technological innovation, enforcement, generating revenue for projects undertaken by The City of Calgary & public safety initiatives.
The Sponsorship Program funded parking, transportation or mobility related projects within Calgary that benefited members of the community.
The program provided groups & organizations access to a pool of funding to help complete projects, to build community spaces & to achieve success.
In 2022, we invested $31,815 back into Calgary through our Sponsorship Program. Congratulations again to the 8 successful recipients!
Take a look at the past recipients & learn more about the projects we have funded HERE.
1. Beltline BIA - Safe ride/walk program
2. Inglewood BIA - Signage art for car free sundays
3. New Brighton Residents Association - Bike rack and repair station
4. CP Kids and Families - Fat wheels for adapted bike program
5. Spina Bifida & Hydrocephalus Association of Alberta - Walk, run and wheel event
6. The Inside - Skatepark upgrades
7. Greenview Industrial BIA - Traffic calming street mural
8. Sundance Lake Residents Association - Accessible ramp


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This 801m2 building plot is situated on Calle Enebro in ´El Bosque´, a prestigious urbanisation on the outskirts of Moraira. Fairly level plot with views of the surrounding countryside and within easy walking distance of Moraira and its beaches. The plot has good, easy access from the road. Some examples of artists impressions shown . Feel free to contact us for a no obligation building quote.
*This information is subject to errors and is not part of any contract. The offer can be modified or withdrawn without prior notice. The price does not include the costs of the purchase.


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A development application has been received to construct a 21-unit housing complex at 21 Crowdy Street. This is a discretionary use in a Residential Medium Density Zone.
For further information on the application, please contact the Town Office at 709-596-3831 or emailing [email protected].
Anyone with objections or representations must provide a signed written statement, including your name and street address to the Town of Carbonear no later than 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 4, 2023 by mail to
Ms. Cynthia Davis, Chief Administrative Officer,
Town of Carbonear
P.O Box 999, Carbonear, NL
Fax: 596-5021 or email: [email protected]


The City of Tontitown is applying for a 50/50 Matching Grant from the Arkansas Parks and Tourism Department Outdoor Recreation Grant Program. The City will be holding a Public Input Session on Monday, June 29th at 5:30 p.m. The goal of this project is to resurface and reimagine the Tennis Courts at Harry Sbanotto Park. We need your input! What would you like to see done here? Please plan on attending either in person or via Zoom. Please call Renee Biby at 479-361-2700 if you have any suggestions or comments.


Occidental College hosts New York City Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan '82 as she takes a bicycle tour of the neighborhood to a Metro station in Highland Park on Friday, March 19, 2010. President Jonathan Veitch, students, faculty and the public took part. (Photo by Marc Campos, Occidental College Photographer)
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Review and discussion of changes to Jersey City Land Development Ordinance Chapter 345-68. Signs. for the signage standards in the NC – Neighborhood Commercial Zone. Formal action may be taken.
This case is scheduled for an upcoming meeting. For more information please use this link to find Planning Board agendas.
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New 3A Bus service starting July 25th
The New 3A service, provided by Oxford Bus Company and Stagecoach , will operate between the City Centre (Speedwell Street) and the Magdalen Centre on The Oxford Science Park.
The service will operate on a half hourly frequency between the hours of 0630 – 1930, on Monday to Friday.
The new service replaces the T2 Thames Travel bus which ceased on 23rd July. The link to the new 3A timetable is provided here (PDF).


The City of Mount Gambier Bus Service is contracted to McCormicks Bus Service.
The Mount Gambier City Bus Service operates every week day providing three separate loops through various areas of the City. Free Inner City Centre services are also provided between key destination points.
Each loop or service commences and terminates in Ferrers Street opposite Target on the hour from 9.00a.m. to 4.45p.m. The Mount Gambier City Bus Service does not operate on declared Public Holidays.
The following schools are serviced on a daily basis during school terms;
- St Martins Lutheran School
- Reidy Park
- Mulga Street
- Mount Gambier High School
- Mount Gambier East
- MacDonald Park
- Grant High School
- Tenison Woods College
- TAFE H
For more information about the City Bus Service contact
McCormick's Bus Service on (08) 8724 9978, email email@example.com or visit www.mountgambier.sa.gov.au
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Situated almost equidistant between the region’s major economic centres of Liverpool and Manchester, Warrington is already highly connected part of Northern Powerhouse.
- 'Phase 2a'
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It shares the infrastructural assets of both cities including the two international airports.
The arrival of HS2 services at Warrington Bank Quay station will provide new opportunities to reinforce the town’s status as a transport hub and its reputation as a great place to work, live and do business.
With journey times from Warrington to London cut to just over an hour, HS2 represents a significant uplift in connectivity for the three million people who live within 30 minutes drive of Warrington. This is the largest workforce catchment in the UK outside of London and Warrington has been working to ensure HS2 is integrated in its plans for economic growth.


By Emeka Anokwuru
The Lagos State Government has assured residents of Katangwa, in Agbado Oke-Odo Local Council Development Area, host community of the new Computer Village, that their interest, whether personal or collective, will be protected even as plans are being concluded to flag off the project.
Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Wasiu Abiola Anifowose, who represented Governor Akinwunmi Ambode at the strategic parley held at the LCDA headquarters, assured the stakeholders, landowners and those who operate business in the area that they will not be forced out until befitting alternatives have been provided for everyone. He explained that unlike a military regime where issues of human rights are dumped, a responsible civil government like Ambode’s will carry everybody along to ensure smooth relocation, justice and equity, in line with government’s resolve to turn the metropolis into a mega city and create a conducive environment for urban dwellers.
Anifowose who conducted the meeting in Yoruba and English Languages, allayed their fears about forceful ejection, compensation or demolition without alternative accommodation, while urging all those affected to submit their particulars to the LCDA, in order to have a register of beneficiaries from the project, insisting that this will enable government allocate stalls only to rightful claimants.
He also disclosed that those relocating from Ikeja to Katangwa will not move in until the contractor has completed the structures, so as not to discomfiture anyone doing business either at the old or new location.
“A few months ago, when I came here and promised to build a flyover bridge at Abule-Egba to ease traffic and open up this flank, some of you thought it was impossible.


Town Council Meeting
Town Council will meet on Thursday July 21, 2022 @ 7:00 p.m. for its regularly scheduled meeting in person at the Town Hall, 1122 Dills Bluff Road, James Island, SC.
The meeting agenda packet is attached which includes the link to view the meeting on the Town's YouTube channel. If further information is needed, please contact Town Hall (843) 795-4141.
July 21, 2022 Town Council Packet
Friday, July 15, 2022 3:55:00 PM
The Board of Zoning Appeals will meet on Tuesday, July 19 @ 7:00 p.m. for its regularly scheduled meeting on Zoom and in person at the Town Hall, 1122 Dills Bluff Road, James Island, SC. This meeting is a continuation from June 21 regarding Case #BZAS-5-22-025: Special Exception Request for a fast-food restaurant on a vacant lot in the Community Commercial (CC) Zoning District and in the Commercial Core of the Folly Road Corridor Overlay (FRC-O) Zoning District at 890 Folly Road.
The meeting agenda packet is attached which includes the link to participate by Zoom. If further information is needed, please contact Planning and Zoning (843) 795-4141.
July 19 Meeting Packet
Tuesday, July 12, 2022 3:10:00 PM
All roads previously closed have reopened.
Thursday, July 7, 2022 9:32:00 PM
The Sheriff's Office has closed down Leafwood Street due to an incident. There is no cause for alarm, but please avoid the area. Update: Ft. Johnson from Mikell Drive to Tallwood closed. If travelling in this area, take Stiles to Jerdone and go around.
Information to be posted as received.
Thursday, July 7, 2022 6:50:00 PM
The Town of James Island in partnership with Charleston CPR is pleased to host a Heartsaver® First Aid CPR AED Class on Saturday, August 27, 2022 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the James Island Town Hall, 1122 Dills Bluff Road, James Island. The cost for the class is $68.00 per person. Please register at the link below.
Thursday, July 7, 2022 10:45:00 AM


MVDC's Communications Team advise that the Swan Centre Car Park will be closed for essential works on Sunday 9 February. All cars should be removed by midnight on Saturday 8. The car park will reopen by 7am on Monday 10.
Customers are advised to use alternative car parks during the closure:
- Church Street (behind Waitrose)
- Church Road (behind the Church Hall)
- Bridge Street (next to Running Horse Pub)
- Station Road
- Randall’s Road (opposite Train Station)
- Upper Fairfield Road
MVDC are working with the Swan Centre to ensure that the message is publicised as widely as possible. There will be posters (below) across the centre and social media messaging.


Indian Prime Minister Modi was busy on Sunday. He dedicated two expressways - the last portion of the Eastern Peripheral - a giant looping expressway that will, eventually, strangle Delhi, and a 14 lane (!!!) segment of the expressway northeast to Meerut. During the dedication he told us that these roads would curb pollution by … Continue reading If Only They Knew….
This graphic was in today's Washington Post. It illustrates the time Americans waste sitting in traffic every year, and depicts the destinations they could have reached if gridlock unlocked. Hmm. I'll take the train.


Cheshire East Council’s Arts, Heritage and Museums department in partnership with Brereton Parish Community Interest Group seek to commission a public artist with a specialism in wood to create a high quality permanent piece of art as a gateway to the Brereton Community Space development.The concept of a ‘Totem Pole’ has been agreed, the purpose of which is to provide a unique piece of art bespoke to the local community, the service users of the Community Space and the heritage of the surrounding area.
The successful commissioned artist will work with the local community including schools and identified community groups in a series of workshops to create the designs for the ‘Totem Pole’ which will then be interpreted by the artist. The project will run between April - September 2011. For a full brief please contact firstname.lastname@example.org
Closes Friday 11 March


The workshop for Thursday, July 28, 2016 has been canceled and rescheduled for Thursday, August 4, 2016, 6:00 p.m. and Council meeting for Monday, August 1, 2016 has been canceled and rescheduled for Monday, August 8, 2016, 7:00 p.m..
July 2016 archive
The Mayor and Council will have a Special Called Meeting on Thursday, July 28, 2016, 6:00 p.m. at 4 Homer Street. Jerry W. Hawkins, Certified Public Accountant will give the 2015 audit presentation for the city. A workshop meeting will follow.
On June 20th the drawing for the Georgia Cornhole sponsored by Maysville Downtown Development Authority was chosen. Officer Bob Blackwell had the honor of selecting the winning ticket. The Georgia Cornhole winner is Ms.Jena Moorhead. Congratulations to the Moorhead family. Special thank you to all individuals who purchased a raffle ticket. A great big thank you to everyone who helped with donations for …
The Mayor and Council for the City of Maysville will have a Special Called Meeting on Thursday, July 7, 2016, 7:30 a.m. to approve the bid award for stripping the road and parking places at the new Maysville City Park.


Pinewood Gardens Single Family Home
Lot Size: 5,000 sq. ft.
Living Area: n/a
Property Type: Single Family Home
This single family split level single family residence sits on a 5000 sq foot lot in an area of Pinewood Gardens that is high ground and does not flood. Quiet neighbourhood.
The building had a fire and is in need of a complete renovation.


Happy 4th of July weekend, Ann Arbor! This sure is a great town to be free in.
by Tim Athan
From the July, 2010 issue
Q. Where is all the dirt that's being removed for the new underground parking garage next to the library going?
Local profiles, stories from readers, and more.


Citi Logik is proud to have participated in the development of a Catapult paper entitled ‘Utilising Mobile Network Data for Transport Modelling’. This 'Recommendations Paper' to the UK Department of Transport (DfT), co-authored by Citi Logik’s head of analytics Philippe Perret, lays the foundation on how to use mobile network data (MND) in transport planning. It provides recommendations and background information relating to the use of MND pre-processing; data request/specification; benchmarking; MND to model matrix; and legal and ethical considerations. A must read for anyone interested in Smart Cities, Connected Transport, Intelligent Mobility, Location Analytics. The findings and recommendations will help transport modellers in commissioning data capture, processing, verifying and ultimately building matrices using MND.
Citi Logik works with Department of Transport Systems Catapult on MND Recommendations Paper
Updated: May 6, 2021


The Town of Prince's Lakes is responsible for protecting our community's health, safety and welfare through effective enforcement of town codes and ordinances.
The goal of the Town is to provide information to all interested parties and to fairly and efficiently enforce the Code and Ordinances.
An ordinance is a law passed by a your Town of Prince's Lakes government. Ordinances for the Town of Prince's Lakes may be found below. (if available)
If you have any questions regarding a particular ordinance, please contact the Building Inspector for help.


150 Newport Boulevard
1 High-Rise Tower with 2 Wings
10 Residential Levels
150 Newport Boulevard, Pasay City, Metro Manila
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
In the heart of the bustling Newport City, one address opens its doors to share the vibe of ‘live, work, and play’ lifestyle – 150 Newport Boulevard. The 10-storey residential development sets apart from other community because of its distinctive design. Its two residential wings are painted in soothing, neutral hues.
The modern facade is accented by a classical-style clock tower. The lobby extends a warm welcome with its elegant furnishings and vibrant accent pieces.
19 minutes away from Pasay City General Hospital
18 minutes away from St. Mary’s Academy Pasay
18 minutes away from City University Of Pasay
1 minute away from Ninoy Aquino International Airport
4 minutes away from Newport Mall
19 minutes away from SM Mall Of Asia
3 minutes away from Metro Newport Pasay
ADDRESS: 150 Newport Blvd, Newport, Pasay, 1309 Metro Manila
COMPLETION DATE: 2014


PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE
The Village of Girouxville and the Municipal District of Smoky River are developing an Intermunicipal
Development Plan & Intermunicipal Collaboration Framework.
The Village of Girouoxville is also developing a Municipal Development Plan and updated Land Use Bylaw
We want your input…
Please join us at the public open house to discuss and learn more about these projects.
Public Open House
June 17, 2019
7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Girouxville Community Centre
The purpose of the Open House is to present information to interested landowners and stakeholders
and to receive comments.
We hope you are able to attend and provide us with your opinion.
If you are unable to attend and would like a copy of the material, please contact
Rita Therriault,CAO at the Municipal District of Smoky River No.130 at 780-837-2221
or Estelle Girard, CAO at the Village of Girouxville at 780-323-4270.
Draft copies of the material will be available June 3, 2019


2021 Apr 1 – Notice of Special Council Meeting
Please be advised that the Common Council of the City of Port Jervis will conduct a special meeting at 3:00 pm on Friday April 2, 2021 via Zoom Meeting ID #405 793 5811
By order of Mayor Kelly Decker.
This meeting is for the purpose of considering a request from Orange & Rockland for gas main replacement on Erie Street.
Posted by the City Clerk/Treasurer
On this date of April 1, 2021


In Ohio, Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory, City Manager Milton Dohoney, Jr., Project Executive John Deatrick and more than 70 supporters gathered on Elm Street in Over-the-Rhine to see the first rail placed in the ground for the construction of the city's streetcar project.
About a dozen pieces of rail made by Steel Dynamics, Inc., of Columbia City, Ind., arrived by truck October 15. A crane lifted the 80-foot lengths that are approximately 3,000 pounds each.
While the work is going on Elm St., utility work and track bed preparation is being performed in areas throughout Over-the-Rhine and the Central Business District. Construction of the maintenance facility on Race Street is also progressing.
Construction for the Cincinnati Streetcar is proceeding on time and on budget.
The same rail installation process during the next year and half of construction on the entire 3.6-mile streetcar route will include MPD will excavate the track area; then, they will tie and weld rebar in to the track bed to support the rails; the rail will be loaded onto the rebar and, finally, MPD will spend two weeks adjusting the rails to align to specifications, covering them in a rubber sleeve and placing and finishing the concrete in the track bed. This entire process for one area takes about a month.


This building used to be a church via a special use permit. It is zoned R-1 Limited Residential. It is possible to receive another special use permit from the County to keep this as a church, community center, youth center or other facility. This property boasts large room with a stage, two bathrooms, two offices and a small kitchen. Please see broker remarks.


New Canaan: The Western Water Utility Coordinating Committee (WUCC) has prepared a Preliminary Coordinated Water System Plan for the Western Connecticut Public Water Supply Management Area (PWSMA). An electronic copy of the document may be found online at the Western WUCC website ct.gov/DPH/Drinking-Water/WUCC/Western-Water-Utility-Coordinating-Committee.
The Western WUCC is requesting review and comment on the Preliminary Coordinated Water System Plan from all interested persons. The public comment period closes on April 20, 2018 and any final comments on the document from the public must be received by the end of that day. Discussion of comments received will occur at the next Western WUCC meeting scheduled for April 24, 2018 at the Brookfield Town Hall, 100 Pocono Road, Brookfield, Connecticut.


Date Posted: Wednesday, June 6, 2018
City Hall Council Chambers 203 S. Pacific Ave at 6:00 pm Tuesday, June 19th, 2018 To view council agenda items and other legislative-related information, you can visit our BoardDocs site here: http://www.boarddocs.com/wa/kelso/Board.nsf/Public# For additional information concerning BoardDocs, please visit www.boarddocs.com.
Date Posted: Monday, June 4, 2018
PUBLIC NOTICE Old Pacific Highway Pavement Repairs Beginning June 18 and ending June 22, Old Pacific Highway will be closed for road repairs between UNeek RV and approximately ½ mile to the South. The road work will repair a section of Old Pacific Highway that has settled as a result of land movement. Nutter Corp. will complete the work under contract with the City of Kelso. During the road closure, traffic will be detoured around the closure via Kalama River Road and I-5.
Date Posted: Friday, June 1, 2018
June 7, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. in the Cowlitz County Administration Building - General Meeting Room, 3rd Floor, 207 4th Avenue North, Kelso.
Date Posted: Monday, May 14, 2018
File your Business License Application online. The City of Kelso partners with the state Business Licensing Service to support its city license program. Businesses get convenient online registration and renewal services connected to other Washington cities and public agencies. Licensing helps public safety agencies to contact you in an emergency and improves resources to better support economic development in our city. Am I required to get a city business license?


NATIONAL GOVERNMENT TO MEET STAKEHOLDERS ON THE ILLEGALLY OCCUPIED PRASA CENTRAL LINE IN CAPE TOWN
The Ministers of Human Settlements, Transport and Public Works and Infrastructure, Mmamoloko Kubayi, Sindisiwe Chikunga, Sihle Zikalala, and a delegation from other spheres of government will on Monday, 11 September 2023, visit the City of Cape Town to engage different stakeholders affected by the illegal occupation of the PRASA Central Line.
The main purpose of the visit will be to assess the work that has been done and the plans in place to relocate the remaining occupants on the PRASA Central Line through Operation Bhekela. This comes after the recent appearance of the three spheres of government before SCOPA on the subject matter. Accordingly, it is expected that the visit will entail a walkabout at the affected stations in Langa and Phillipi as well as engagement with various affected stakeholders.
The details are as follows:
Activity 1: Langa Metrorail Station Walkabout
Date: 11 September 2023 Time: 09h30 Venue: Langa Metrorail Station (arrival point)
Activity 2: Phillipi Metrorail Station Walkabout and Stakeholder Engagement Date: 11 September 2023 Time: 10h00
Venues: Phillipi Metrorail Station
Activity 3: Stakeholder Engagement Date: 11 September 2023 Time: 11h00
Venue: Ruth First Community Hall, Ward 80, Phillipi
NB: Media covering the story are advised to park their cars at Cape Town Station. Transport will be made available. RSVP: Zinobulali Mihi, PRASA WC - 083 462 3883
Enquiries: Hlengiwe Nhlabathi-Mokota, Spokesperson to the Minister on 064 754 8426 or Hlengiwe.Nhlabathi@dhs.gov.za, Collen Msibi, Head of Communications for DOT on 082 414 5279 or Lennox Mabaso, Head of Communications for DPWI on 082 884 2403.
Issued by the Ministries of Human Settlements, Transport and Public Works and Infrastructure


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Menasha, WI 54952
Email: Town of Harrison
Welcome to the Town & Village of Harrison
Harrison is located on the scenic northeast shores of Lake Winnebago, incorporating a satisfying blend of urban and rural settings. It was chartered in 1853 as the Town of Lima and became the Town of Harrison in 1858. Since the first Town meeting on the "Pratt farm" south of Sherwood, the Town of Harrison has become a growing community.
In 2013, the residents in the northwest portion of the town voted to incorporate a portion of the town into the Village of Harrison. This referendum passed by a vote of 984 For a Village and 114 Against a Village. Secretary of State, Douglas LaFollette, certified the incorporation on March 8th, 2013.
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Benefits of Concrete Footpaths
Concrete has many benefits over other building materials and is often used in commercial and residential footpaths. Concrete is durable and affordable. You will rarely have to repair or maintain a concrete footpath. It is also very versatile and easily to install. We can install footpaths that circle and curve easily. Stamped concrete, stains and sealants can be used to transform the look of concrete footpath. We can simulate the look of brick or any other building material for the fraction of the cost. Geelong Concrete Specialists is available today to design and install your residential, public, or commercial footpaths.
Adding footpaths around your home or land is a great way to improve the look and functionality of your home. Footpaths can be used to enhance the landscape of your home or to connect your home to its exterior. Add footpaths between your patios, driveway, and garage to enhance the flow of your landscape. We can resurface the footpaths and improve their look as well. Let our team simulate a brick walkway around your home with stamped concrete and stains. A new footpath is a great way to beautify your home and improve its curb appeal.
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Southern California Ortega Highway (State Route 74) Weeknight Lane Closures Thursday May 25 2023.
May 2023 Ortega Highway Caltrans Road Work
Ortega Weeknight Lane Closures Monday May 22 2023 thru Thursday May 25 2023.
Ortega Highway (State Route 74) Weeknight Closure Schedule (May 22 2023 thru May 25 2023)
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) continues work on State Route 74 (SR-74) in Riverside County from the Riverside and Orange County border to Monte Vista Street just west of Lake Elsinore.
Crews will perform work in various locations throughout the project zone. Weather permitting.
WEEKNIGHT FULL CLOSURES: One-way traffic control with escorts will be in place from 8 p.m. to 9:59 p.m.
During the hours of 10 p.m. to 5 a.m., the route will be CLOSED to through traffic.
RESIDENTS AND COMMUTERS will need to utilize the alternate routes to go around the closure each night BEGINNING AT 10 p.m.
Access through the work zone will be prohibited during the previously stated hours.
Work will take place nightly, east of the County line on SR-74, Monday through Thursday.
Residents on Tenaja Truck Trail or west of Tenaja Truck Trail, including the Ortega Oaks RV Park and Campground and The Candy Store, will be directed to Lake Elsinore and WILL NOT be given access to go through to Orange County during the hours of 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.
Residents at Long Canyon and Decker Canyon will be directed to Lake Elsinore and WILL NOT be given access to go through to Orange County during the hours of 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.
No through traffic will be allowed.
Please obey all posted signs and traffic instructions for the safety of Caltrans crews and travelers.
Ortega Highway (State Route 74) Closure Schedule is On Facebook
CalTrans states that, “The purpose of this project is to improve the safety performance and reduce collision on Ortega Highway from the Orange/Riverside County Line All work is anticipated to be complete by Fall 2025.”
Ortega Highway (State Route 74) Closure Details Are Online at CalTrans
Use Alternate Routes
For More Information Please Visit Caltrans 8 Facebook Page
Please remember this is an ACTIVE construction zone!
The contractor may be changing locations nightly, which will affect the direction of travel for residents that live
within the construction zone.
Ortega Highway Day Work Construction Delays
Day Work May Happen from 9:00am to 3:00pm
A flagging operation will be available to assist in traffic control
Be advised, you may experience long waits and delays due to construction operations.
Please obey all posted signs and traffic instructions
CHP will be on location and citing any offenders
All schedules are subject to change
Use caution and expect delays during construction hours.
Law enforcement will be on scene to assist with traffic control.
Remember to reduce your speed in and surrounding the work zone.
Be advised, weather may affect construction schedule.
Know before you go!
For up to date information and to sign up for commuter alerts, please go to SR: 74 Ortega Highway Widening Project
To stay on top of roadwork in the Inland Empire go to CalTrans District 8 and sign up for commuter alerts.
Latest Information At: CalTrans District 8 Facebook Page and CalTrans District 8 Twitter Page


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A new Performing Arts Center is in the works for Longmont. The Longmont Performing Arts Initiative is currently raising money to fund a feasibility study, which is the first major step towards building a dedicated facility for the performing arts in Longmont.
The police report as provided by Longmont Public Safety for May 21, 2019.
The Longmont City Council voted to place the topic of stopping all new development in the City of Longmont until August 4 on a future city council agenda.
City Council member Tim Waters hosts this episode of The Backstory podcast with guests Mayor Brian Bagley and City Manager Harold Dominguez.
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Unsure of what city bus you need? If so, our Oxford SmartZone and South Oxfordshire Zone maps display the full network of services that we offer. You can also download a map of our city centre bus stops.
Keep up-to-date with any disruptions to your service with our service updates page.
Please click on a route below for fares, route maps and timetables.
Kidlington - Water Eaton P&R - Banbury Rd - Summertown - Oxford City Centre
Rose Hill - Iffley Road - Oxford City Centre - Oxford Rail Station
Wood Farm - Churchill Hospital - Morrell Ave - Oxford City Centre Rail Station - Botley - Elms Rise - Dean Court Cumnor - Abingdon
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Wolvercote - Woodstock Road - Oxford City Centre
Barton/Risinghurst - Headington - Oxford Brookes University - Oxford City Centre
Abingdon - Radley - Kennington - Oxford City Centre
John Radcliffe Hospital - Northway/Marston/Headington - Oxford City Centre - Rail Station - Redbridge P&R - Abingdon
Find the times of your next bus using Mobile Oxford at http://m.ox.ac.uk


(TEMPORARY PROHIBITION/RESTRICTION OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC) ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 AS AMENDED SECTION 14(2)
Pembrokeshire County Council hereby gives notice that the following restriction(s) as detailed in the schedule to this notice will apply during the dates and times specified.
|Restriction Type:- Reference:- Applicant:-||Temporary Prohibition of Vehicular Traffic (Road Closure) 2022/101 Asset Management Section, Pembrokeshire County Council|
|Location:-||Union Hill, Haverfordwest – from its junction with the property known as Preseli Reach, south to its junction with Clay Lane|
|Operational dates / times:-||Tuesday 3rd May 2022 for 4 days|
|Reason for restriction:-||Carriageway resurfacing works|
|Alternative route:-||Quay Street, High Street, Dew Street, Milford Street, Horsefair Roundabout, Merlins Hill, St Thomas Green and Winch Lane|
Temporary traffic management will be put in place on Quay Street to enable access and egress to properties and businesses along that section of road.
The restrictions imposed by this notice will not apply to those vehicles associated with the works, emergency service vehicles or vehicular access to affected properties where practicable and will only apply during such times and to such extent as indicated by traffic signs.
It is intended that works are completed within the time period stated above, however this notice may continue in force for a maximum duration of 5 days if necessary.
Pedestrian access will be maintained for the duration of the closure.


The Bury St Edmunds Town Centre Masterplan Issues and Options consultation is open until 21 April.
To find out more and have your say visit Bury St Edmunds Town Centre Masterplan
Local communities can help shape their neighbourhood, to find out more, read:
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