LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PVTA "TRY TRANSIT HOLIDAY 2022"
Pioneer Valley Transit Authority
Contact: Brandy Pelletier
For Immediate Release: November 15, 2022
Try Transit On Us This Holiday Season
SPRINGFIELD, MA: The Pioneer Valley Transit Authority (PVTA) announced that from November 25, 2022 through December 31, 2022, no fares or passes will be needed for PVTA bus and paratransit services, thanks in part, to a grant included in the state budget and awarded by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation. The program is designed to encourage new customers to “Try Transit” by offering no cost trips to shop or dine at local businesses, visit with friends and family, and commute to work during the holiday season.
“The PVTA is appreciative of the legislature's funding of a short-term prepaid period around the holiday season. This program will promote opportunities for people to experience the services of the transit authorities. Simultaneously, it will serve as a catalyst for community building and economic opportunity as people are able to experience activities in their communities related to the holiday season. We look forward to working with our fellow RTAs to implement this program” said Douglas Slaughter, Chairman of PVTA’s Advisory Board.
The “Try Transit” initiative will be supported by the state grant that was awarded to all fifteen of the Commonwealth’s Regional Transit Authorities who worked together to submit a joint application and plan for implementation. In PVTA’s service area, all fixed route and paratransit services will be offered at no cost to customers.
“PVTA provides vital transportation services in our community offering equitable mobility options that help people get to work, school, medical appointments, shopping centers, events, social outings and more. This “Try Transit” program is a great time for people to experience the benefits of taking public transportation, while being able to travel stress free during the holiday season” said PVTA Administrator, Sandra E. Sheehan.
Although primarily designed to attract new customers by easing access to services, “Try Transit” will of course also offer a financial reprieve to current riders during these times of high inflation. It is expected that the savings and increased mobility offered by PVTA services will translate into increased spending at local shops and restaurants.
“MassDOT is pleased to have worked closely with the Commonwealth’s 15 Regional Transit Authorities to utilize the funding awarded in the FY23 state budget for the “Try Transit” program. This initiative is another example of the many efforts where MassDOT and the RTAs collaborate to improve mobility options for Massachusetts transit customers,” said MassDOT Rail & Transit Administrator, Meredith Slesinger.
For additional information on the “Try Transit” program (#TryTransitHoliday2022), please visit pvta.com or contact PVTA’s Customer Service Office at 781-PVTA. Happy Holidays!
About the PVTA
The PVTA is the largest regional transit authority in Massachusetts with 189 buses, 150 vans and 24 participating member communities. Additional information about the Pioneer Valley Transit Authority may be found at www.pvta.com or by calling 1-877-779-7882.


Ealing Transition’s Community Garden has regular weekend open mornings (10.30am – 12pm) for people who want to have a look around our site, help out in a general way, or develop their growing skills. On our work mornings we might be sowing seeds, pruning, doing general cleaning of the site, planting things out, weeding, tidying the pond or harvesting produce. Each work morning has a particular focus.
Anyone is welcome to drop in on these dates to see a busy allotment site in action. We’re located at the Village Park Allotments which can be accessed from Rose Gardens off Popes Lane in South Ealing, W5 4JU, adjacent to 14 Rose Gardens. More information about our Community Garden is here.
Email us at: email@example.com for details on the latest activities and alternative dig days available.


Horror! Horror!!… Shagamu-Ogijo-Mosinmi-Ikorodu road story
Commuters on the 25-kilometre Shagamu-Ogijo-Mosinmi-Ikorodu Road have tasked the lawmakers representing Lagos and Ogun East, as well as the Ministry of Works to rehabilitate the road to prevent accidents along the axis and save lives.
They pleaded with the Minister of Works, Housing and Power, Babatunde Fashola, to do something urgent and concrete about re-fixing Shagamu-Ogijo-Mosinmi-Ikorodu , adding that the deplorable state of the road deserves to be given a top priority considering its significance to the nation as a major link road and alternative route to the congested Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.
Of concern too is the fact that many government and private institutions such as the Lagos State Polytechnic, Waste to Wealth Fertilizer Company, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) depot at Mosimi, Lafarge Cement Wapco Nigeria Plc, several metal melting and making companies, are located along the road, which stretches from Ikorodu to Shagamu.
It is a tough task estimating the number of articulated and heavy-duty trucks plying the road daily, as the area is a busy spot for commercial and industrial activities, yet the road is left to rot away.
Angry motorists disclosed to The Guardian that the journey from Ikorodu to Ogijo, which ordinarily should not be more than 10 minutes, takes about an hour to link up with the Lagos-Ore-Benin Road.
The Chief Operating Officer (CEO), African Industries Group, located at Ogijo, Lagos, Mr. Sanjay Kumar, also lamented the poor state of the road and how it impinges on their business. He said it has made movement of raw materials and finished products a herculean task for the firm, their suppliers and distributors.
Meanwhile, the Senator representing Ogun East in Ogun State, Buruji Kashamu, has assured Nigerians of his determination to collaborate with other lawmakers to ensure that priority is given for the rehabilitation of the road.
Kashamu, who attested to the deplorable state of the road and the number of causalities recorded along the axis daily, said: “It is lamentable that such a vital road, which plays significant role in the nation’s transportation economy and inter-state connectivity could have been so neglected to become death trap.”
While sympathising with commuters for what they usually go through, Kashamu, who is also a member of the Senate Committee on Works, said: “One good thing is that the Federal Government through the Ministry of Works has indicated interest to give the road a priority. We will continue to interact with the executive on the need to expedite action because of the general interest of Nigerians.”


Community Meeting I, RZ19-0003 & U19-0008
- Date: 05/29/2019 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
- Location: RZ19-0003 & U19-0008
8995 Roswell Road
Sandy Springs , Georgia 30350
- Introduction: RZ19-0003 & U19-0008
Request to rezone from Commercial Mixed Use (CX-3) to Commercial Corridor (CC) and subsequently request conditional use permit to operate rehabilitation/treatment facility.
Community Meeting I
RZ19-0003 & U19-0008
Wednesday, May 29, 2019, 6:00 PM
MEETING LOCATION - Rivercliff Lutheran Church, 8750 Roswell Road, Sandy Springs, Georgia 30350
Request to have your community event listed on the Sandy Springs Community Events Calendar.


By BRADLEY DANKERT
ANGOLA — A former Planning Board member has been approved as town engineer.
By a 2-0 vote, with board member Michael Schraft absent, Andrew Lloyd was chosen for the position. Lloyd will be paid $70,000 per year in the position.
The next Evans Town Board meeting is Wednesday March 4 at 7 p.m. located in Evans Town Hall at 8787 Erie Road.


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They raised no objections to the plans.
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Cabana Road Closed for Weekend Construction
Thursday August 9th, 2012
Posted at 5:15pm
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Cabana Road East at the CN Railway tracks, west of Provincial Road, will be closed to traffic in both directions on a temporary basis starting Friday August 10th at 5am, and lasting three days until Sunday August 12th at midnight. This stretch of Cabana will reopen Monday.
The road closure will allow crews to reconstruct the tracks and install underground infrastructure for the rail crossing. Detour signage will be up in the area.
Cabana Road East between Provincial Road and Sixth Concession Road will continue to remain closed until further notice.


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RICHMOND, Va (WTVR) – Construction continues on 295 North and South this week. no set hours. Expect delays between mile marker 17 and mile marker 22. Right lane closures Southbound. Left lane closures Northbound.
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The applicant is proposing a 10,000 square foot single story diagnostic imaging and vascular clinic building near the corner of Beam and Southlawn Avenues next to Chili's Restaurant. The existing site consists of 4 parcels. The applicant is proposing to fold those into two parcels - one for the medical building and one for the restaurant. The project went before the CDRB on September 17, 2019.
The Approval Process - Where does the project currently stand?
Community Design Review Board
Reviewed the project on September 17, 2019 and recommended APPROVAL.


Reported via desktop in the Other public road issue category anonymously at 10:27, Tuesday 4 May 2021
Sent to Peterborough City Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 2705347.
I’ve had contact with a resident in Jubilee Street, Woodston who complains about the state of the road surface there. I’ve had a look at the road surface and it is certainly deteriorating, with small potholes developing along the length of the street. Is Jubilee Street on the list for surface improvements?
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 10:28, Tuesday 4 May 2021
The Peterborough City Council Highways team have assessed this issue as a medium priority and aim to repair it within 2 months.
State changed to: Action scheduled
Posted by Peterborough City Council at 15:34, Wednesday 5 May 2021
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Date: August 2, 2019
To: Media Outlets
From: Eddie Castillo, Assistant Public Works Director
Re: PSA Water Line Replacement
Beginning on Saturday, August 3, 2019 at 8:00 a.m., City contractors will be repairing and replacing water lines on the 900 Blk of Aylesford St. Aylesford Street from W. 9th to Martin Luther King Blvd will be closed to through traffic for the duration of the repairs.
Residents in the vicinity of the repairs will have intermittent disruptions in water service. We apologize for any inconvenience and ask for your patience while these repairs are made. Please contact the Utilities Department at 432-264-2392 with any questions or concerns.


Due to our ageing housing stock and increased road usage, Nuthurst Parish has a higher per-household consumption carbon footprint than North Horsham – our carbon footprint is also much higher than the national average! We hope to be able to reduce the carbon footprint of our parish, to secure a greener, healthier and viable future for us all.
Check out the Impact Tool website (https://impact-tool.org.uk/) to compare our parish to other areas. Using more than 30 datasets, Impact estimates the total amount of greenhouse gas emissions from communities.
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Fantastic news for the firehouse at 365 Jay Street, which has long sat in disrepair: a restoration project is beginning now! The city and the Pratt Area Community Council announced this news way back in 2010, but there were lots of holdups from the city’s end. In the meantime, the roof suffered some severe damage. But we have news from the project architect, Damon Strub, that there’s now a contractor on site. The restoration will take 18 months and should wrap in the spring of 2015. After all is said and done, 365 Jay will look almost identical to its original 1890 appearance (pictured at right), carved brownstone arch and all! The architects will also maintain and upgrade the 18 affordable units in the building, most of which are occupied. Click through for tons of awesome interior photos!
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Special Use Permit 2022.02
Subject Property ID#s: 188367 and 188370
Location: Julia Avenue between South Point Road and Greenwood Avenue
Applicant: Cameron Kennedy
- Application - Submitted
- Public Notice Date - April 21, 2022
- City Council Public Hearing - May 2, 2022 @ 6:00 p.m. at CityWorks first floor meeting and events room, 1401 Catawba Street.
If you would like to speak with someone about this Project, please see the information below.


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Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
2 Jalan PJS 11/7 has a Walk Score of 88 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby parks include Motomarin Sdn. Bhd., Tasik Pb and Subang Ria Recreational Park.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 2 Jalan PJS 11/7.


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Bond proceeds used for bulkheads and public promenade.
Program Name:Baltimore Development Corporation TIF Projects
Awarding Agency:Baltimore Development Corporation
Type of Subsidy:tax increment financing
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Year is year project funded. Subsidy value is amount of TIF bond proceeds.


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E&A Strategic Land (EASL) specialises in identifying and investing in viable land development opportunities. Projects may be either brownfield or greenfield sites and will invariably require promotion through Local Plans.
EASL has the track record, resources, skills and commitment to deliver an appropriate promotion strategy for each opportunity. Being privately owned and financed we are not under pressure to deliver year end results that can create short-term compromises.
EASL supports landowners through the complex planning, consultation and viability process. We invest in each project financially and deploy our legal, planning, project and financial expertise.
We aim to work with the local community and local authorities to create great places and facilities for growing communities.
EASL adopt a transparent approach in our dealings and maintain positive and regular dialogue with landowners, local communities and local authorities.
Should you have an opportunity that you think may be of interest to E&A Strategic Land, please do contact us for a discussion in confidence.


Description: Ramps 1 (Shaw Lane), 2 (Auditorium Road), 3 (Wharton Center) and 5 (Trowbridge Road) will remain open while construction takes place, with some parking impacts as work progresses through the levels. Ramps 1, 3, and 5 underwent concrete restoration, traffic coating and expansion joints repair. In Ramp 2, stairwells were repaired.
Timeline: Construction began in June 2009, and was substantially completed in August 2009.
Questions, comments, concerns?
Please refer to the Detours web page for current and upcoming Construction Detour Information.


A high-capacity wastewater pump station in a significant suburban growth area
An expanding community is outgrowing its infrastructure, and our job was to design a bigger pumping station to serve that community’s needs. Located on the North Carolina/South Carolina state line, the existing pumping station is undersized for current development and flows—so it wouldn’t be able to keep up with growth.
Starting with a preliminary engineering report, we explored a range of alternatives that considered lifecycle costs, expected useful lives of components, maintenance, public perception, and environmental impacts. The research done, we contributed planning, modeling, survey, design, permitting, easements, and construction administration to replace and relocate the Clems Branch pump station with a new 4 MGD (millions of gallons per day) pumping station.
Construction begins in 2018, and when it’s complete, the Clems Branch pump station, gravity sewer, and force main will include a wastewater grinder, a triplex submersible pumping station with a 16-foot by 16-foot wet well, a force main, an emergency bypass pumping connection, a magnetic flow meter, odor control, a pump control building, a spill detention basin, a gravity sewer extension, a generator, and electrical/SCADA.
And the result? Infrastructure that can support the growing communities in Charlotte’s expanding suburbs.
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More and more urban populaces are tilting towards landscaping. This is evident from the fact that we at Landcraft Landscaping are getting an increasing number of requests for landscaping quotes from those located right at the heart of the city of Perth as well as suburbs like Leederville, Coogee, Mt Lawley, and the likes. Not … Continue reading What are the Environmental Benefits of Urban Landscaping?
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Japan's housing starts declined 20.7% on a yearly basis in March, slower than the 24.9% decrease seen in February, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport reported Thursday. Economists were expecting housing starts to drop 22.5%. Housing starts fell for the fourth consecutive month.
Meanwhile, housing starts in March stood at 888,000 compared to 866,000 last month.
Construction orders received by the 50 big contractors in March decreased 37.8% from the same period of last year.
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VILLAGE OF GURNEE
PLAN COMMISSION AGENDA
DATE: Wednesday, March 16, 2011
TIME: 7:30 P.M.
PLACE: Gurnee Village Hall, 325 North O’Plaine Road
1. Call to Order and Roll Call
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Approval of the March 2, 2011 Plan Commission Meeting Minutes
4. Final PUD Plat: Thomas Place Senior Independent Living Facility
(Ryan Companies US, Inc. is seeking Final PUD Plat Plan approval for a 101-unit Senior Independent Living Facility for residents aged 55 and older. The subject property is located on the east side of Hunt Club Road approximately 300 feet north of Washington Street and is zoned R-5 PUD, Limited Multi-Family Residence District as a Planned Unit Development and contains approximately 12 acres.)
5. Final Subdivision Plat: Thomas Place Senior Independent Living Facility
(Ryan Companies US, Inc. is requesting Final Subdivision Plat approval as part of their proposed development plans in order to re-create a subdivision consisting of a 12 acre lot located on the east side of Hunt Club Road approximately 300 feet north of Washington Street. The subject property is zoned R-5 PUD, Limited Multi-Family Residence District as a Planned Unit Development)
6. Next Meeting Date: April 6, 2011
The Village of Gurnee is subject to the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Individuals with disabilities who plan to attend this meeting and who require certain accommodations in order to allow them to observe and/or participate in this meeting, or who have questions regarding the accessibility of the meeting or the facilities, are required to contact Village Administrator, James Hayner, at (847) 599-7500 promptly to allow the Village to make reasonable accommodations for those persons.
Comments regarding any of the agenda items can be e-mailed to the Plan Commission at the following address: firstname.lastname@example.org . Full copies of applications and support material can be found and viewed at the Warren-Newport Public Library the Saturday before the Plan Commission meeting and at Village Hall during normal business hours.


Driving to Glasgow Prestwick Airport
Please take a look at our Map & Directions page for details on driving to the airport, including a route planner.
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A77 Symington & Bogend Toll Improvements
Please note there will be several weeks of Traffic Management starting on 20th January and finishing by the end of March 2014 on the A77 from Bogend Toll. To protect the workforce during these works a 40mph speed limit shall be in place, this will result in a short increase in travel time so please allow extra time when travelling to and from the Airport. Traffic Management details are listed below
- The A77 Northbound slow lane closure shall continue until Sunday 9th March 2014.
- The A77 Southbound and Northbound fast lane closures will be undertaken from 10th March until 24th March 2014
Further updates will be forthcoming should any further changes be required.


The Town’s General Plan is our land use bible. All decisions are supposed to be consistent with the General Plan. The Town has put forth an ambitious program for the much needed up date of the General Plan. A large task force, including repreasentatives of the various commissions and committees and 13 members of the public at large will be named on March 10th.
The Town has dedicated a portion of its website to providing information about this process. As important as this process is, it is unfortunate that the Town will not be video streaming these Task Force meetings. The Town has though provided room on their web site for you here to be able to express your view. Hopefully, this opportunity will remain available throughout the process.
At this time, you may want to make some general comment about things which are particularly important to you. The best place to start to look for what will be important to you is on what the Town calls a Report card here with Goals, Program Objectives and Status. Some areas of concern that we have already herd about include: the proper role of trails (re: bicycles, horses, pesestrians); simplification of the approval process; concern for property rights; and affordable housing issues.
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(a) Any interested person may appeal a decision of the City Manager or designee regarding a fixed location valet parking application. Appeals filed more than 10 days after the decision is made shall not be deemed valid and will not be considered. No appeal shall be permitted from the decision of the City Manager or designee on a special event valet parking permit.
(b) All appeals shall be in writing and filed with the Sustainability and Infrastructure Commission secretary and shall be accompanied by the fee required under the City's Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(c) Appeals shall be to the Sustainability and Infrastructure Commission and shall be scheduled for the next available Commission meeting. The appeal shall be de novo. The secretary shall mail written notice of the time and place of the hearing on appeal to the applicant and to the appellant, if different, to the Downtown San Mateo Association and to those persons required to be notified under Section 17.30.045.


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I was very pleased to see our council’s roads department cutting the grass verges across many roads on Islay.
Some of these areas particularly near the outlying farms have not had their verges cut in over five years.
I had highlighted this problem to our roads department after many local residents contacted me and I’m pleased with the swift response.
I’d like to give my thanks to the local roads department and it’s management for addressing this issue.
I have also spoken to many local residents that are happy with the work that has been done.
Councillor Alastair Redman,


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Welcome to the Stratford-upon-Avon Town Council web site. This web site contains information about the Town Council, the Town Hall, Councillors and allows the community to access the services we offer.
To navigate this web site please use the menu to the left.
Road closure order for Runaway Mop on 20-23 October 2016
Road closure order for the Mop Fair - Tuesday 11 - Thursday 13 October 2016
Road closure - Albany Road. 12 June 2016
Road closure of Talbot Road on 21 June 2016 for Street Party.
Road closure Order for Kipling Road on Sunday 12 June 2016
Sorry there are currently no dates in the Mayors Diary
The Emergency Plan can be downloaded here. Please contact the Town Council for further information Tel: 01789 269332


Lake City Bridge Needs Steel, Restrictions Lifted
By WestKyStar Staff
LAKE CITY, KY - The work zone on the US 62/US 641 Cumberland River Bridge at Lake City in LIVINGSTON County has been temporarily removed.
The contractor is awaiting fabrication of some additional steel for the bridge beam retrofit. Once that fabrication work is complete, the contractor will be back on the bridge and the lane, load, and width restriction will be back up for 2 or 3 days to complete the necessary work.


Andrew Jess and John Lancaster recently became Council Members and Trustees of the Edinburgh Architectural Association, the local chapter of the RIAS and a registered charity. The EAA was founded in 1858 and is one of the oldest Architectural Associations in the UK, and continues to promote high quality architecture and the interests of the profession locally, stimulating discussion about architecture and helping to shape built environment policy both with local authorities and the Scottish Government through the RIAS.
Thank you to everyone who helped us celebrate our 20 l 60 Anniversary last night at our final event this year. It was a fantastic evening celebrating with many of our clients and colleagues.
As we see out one month, we are reflecting on what a fantastic November jmarchitects had, and what a way to start a new month with our 20|60 anniversary exhibition opening for the final time in Glasgow tonight.
We are delighted to announce that the planning application for a new primary school at Craighall, submitted on behalf of East Lothian Council, has been approved at Planning Committee!


19th July 2017
By Julia Penhaligon
People in Falmouth will get the chance to see plans for up to 300 new homes proposed for a greenfield site off the A39, between Ponsharden and the Hill Head roundabout, later today (Wednesday.)
The Church Commissioners for England will be presenting a pre-planning application exhibition at Falmouth Cricket Club, off Trescobeas Road, between 4pm and 8pm.
For further information, people can contact Lichfields on 0117 403 1980 or email firstname.lastname@example.org


The 3D scanner measures complex and detailed building structures in an authentic and indomitable way where traditional surveying is impractical. The 3D laser scanner is built for rapid data collection with astonishing accuracy. Its state-of-the art technology captures as-built data from sites like plant rooms, highways and complicated structures. We expertly transform this data into dynamic 3D virtual models.
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Beginning the week of Sept. 14, NJ TRANSIT will adjust weekday midday service on the Pascack Valley Line to accommodate necessary track work. NJ TRANSIT crews will make priority repairs to the Essex Street grade crossing in Hackensack to address damage to the crossing caused by a motor vehicle. While the track is out of service, NJ TRANSIT will also perform regular track maintenance on the line.
September 14 and continuing through Friday, October 2, 2009, buses will replace
midday Pascack Valley Line trains to allow for the repairs and track work.


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Description of project and construction updates.
Old Town Redevelopment Site #2 Project Webpage
Purpose, scope, timing of work to modify intersection of Warrenville Road and Batavia Road from free flow right turn to an all way stop condition.
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To better serve the travel needs of commuters in the Potong Pasir estate, Service 142A will be introduced to operate during the morning peak hours from Monday, 24 December 2018. This new short-trip service will complement Service 142, which is a loop service that currently plies between the Toa Payoh Bus Interchange and Potong Pasir Avenue 1.
Service 142A will operate four trips during the morning peak period on weekdays, excluding public holidays. The first two trips will depart the Toa Payoh Interchange at 6.28am and 6.44am and take a similar route as Service 142. However, unlike Service 142, these two trips will not turnaround for its return trip back to the interchange but will instead terminate at the bus stop along Upper Serangoon Road in front of the Sant Ritz Condominium (60209).
The last two trips of Service 142A will commence operations from the bus stop along Upper Serangoon Road in front of 18 Woodsville Condominium (60201) at 7.22am and 7.49am while the earlier first two trips will call at this stop at 6.38am and 6.54am. All four trips will similarly terminate at the bus stop in front of the Sant Ritz Condominium (60209).
Please refer to the attached poster for details.


A Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) is to be made for the following
location: From Fenn Lanes To Upton Lane, Sheepy (see weblink ).
The purpose of the TTRO is to allow Leicestershire County Council and their
contractors to facilitate carriageway patching and any other associated work to the
The TTRO will incorporate a temporary road closure.
The duration of the restriction is not anticipated to exceed a period of 1 day on the
12th December 2023.
A Press Release will be issued to confirm these details approximately two weeks
prior to the works commencing.


Krasnodar, 3 April – Yug Times. Sergei Galitsky has reportedly initiated to cover the expenses for landscaping of a boulevard adjoining the Dinamo Stadium in Krasnodar.
Commenting on the initiative, Krasnodar Mayor Yevgeni Pervyshov said that the landscaping works include, among others, planting of trees and shrubs and laying of high-quality granite slabs.
“The design provides that the very name of the street, Krasnaya [literally meaning ‘red’, although historically it meant ‘nice’, ‘beautiful’], will match many [landscaping] elements – from the colour of the slabs to the clour of the leaves of the shrubs and trees,” Mr. Pervyshov said.
The new boulevard will be about 300 m long. The landscaping works are to be completed by July 2019.
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County eager to start debris removal; residents asked to make task easier
Published 5:00 am Wednesday, September 21, 2005
Like their city counterparts, Lincoln County officials hope tosee debris cleanup begin this week.
Supervisors met Tuesday with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers andFederal Emergency Management Agency officials to discuss debrisremoval plans.
“The main thing we need from the general public is to get debristo the road right-of-way as soon as possible without blocking theroad,” Brookhaven-Lincoln County Civil Defense Director CliffordGaley said.
Galey said cleanup contractors’ first pass will focus on leaves,limbs and other vegetative debris. If possible, Galey askedresidents to cut limbs into manageable lengths.
Other cleanup passes will get other forms of debris, Galey said.However, with vegetative debris expected to be chipped, he stressedthat shingles, siding and similar item need to be put outseparately.
County and city officials expect debris cleanup to take 45 daysor more.
“We appreciate everybody’s patience and understanding andworking with us,” Galey said. “We’re eventually going to getthere.”
In other storm-related matters, Galey reminded residents a burnban remains in effect for the county. City ordinances alreadyprohibit outside burning.


HEARTLAND FLOOD: Plattsmouth water treatment plant to reopen
Plattsmouths water treatment plant was severely damaged by the flooding back in March, and even though challenges are still ahead, the city is pushing to have the plant operational again by October.
Latest water dashes hopes for relief
NHS has a resident looking for a home
Hope for a break fades with new water flow
Floodwaters continue to threaten
People think flood relief needs to be prioritized


Nestled in the heart of the vibrant Harmabee neighborhood, just a short distance north of Bronzeville, lies a striking 15,700 square foot brick commercial space adorned with historical architectural features. The area has undergone many recent developments and is directly situated across from the Martin Luther King Library development, making it an ideal location to bring your innovative business idea to life. The property can be conveniently accessed from street level on each floor, with attached service garages on the north side of the building. The location is just a short distance away from downtown Milwaukee, and a direct drive on MLK leads to the Deer District. The building comprises of two large warehouse spaces, a mezzanine level, and several smaller office rooms.
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The city’s $600,000 “alley improvement blitz” is scheduled to get to Church Hill and Fulton in July.
I saw one alley last year or so that was completely done but not sure why it was done the way it was? Has concrete tracks and brick filler (decorative) looking more like a long driveway. It is not in any particular area so wonder why so much expense was put into one alley or is this what they plan for all of them?
Fulton, Fulton Hill and Montrose alleys are in bad shape. Looking forward to some improvements. A few years ago, new crushed stone was laid out and it was pretty but one good rain washed it away. Hopefully this time around the job will consist of more robust materials and some actual engineering.
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Planning applications received since the last Parish Meeting. If you wish to comment on any of these application's you can do so at the next meeting of Bilton Parish Council which is held the 2nd Tuesday of the Month commencing at 7pm.
If you require further information on any application you can do so by visiting the East Riding website and search for planning applications using the appropriate planning reference number. http://www.eastriding.gov.uk/newpublicaccess/ or by appointment at the Parish Office.
Change of use of land to equine and existing building to stables, erection of a stable block and construction of a manage. Manor Farm Main Road Wyton. 2 Agriculture limited. Strategic - full planning permission.
Last date for comment 3 March 2014
Erection of single story extension to side and rear 29 Holmes Lane.Full Planning Permission
Last Date for Comment 5 March 2014
Construction of dormer windows in roof at front and rear. 15 Hungerhills Drive, Bilton. Full Planning Permission.
Last date for comment 11 March 2014


SHARON HISTORIC DISTRICT
On Monday, January 24, 2022 at 5:30 PM the Sharon Historic District Commission will hold public hearings on the following applications: 19 Amenia Union Road – Addition; 39 North Main Street – Change out windows. Hearings are held at Sharon Town Hall, 63 Main Street, Sharon, CT on the second floor. Covid precautions will be in effect.
At this hearing, interested persons may be heard and written communications received.
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This is a 3,831 ha (38,310 mn2) vacant land on the banks of the Vaal dam,Peninsula. Just over an hour's drive from Johannesburg and the East Rand. Twelve km from ORANJEVILLE and 32 km from DENEYSVILLE Google earth co-ordinates; Latitude -26.9193, Longitude 28.1320 Approximately 100 m of private waterfront. Come build your own dream house on this prime land. There are already houses close by this land. Owner will look at serious buyer’s offers Please contact our consultant Vic for an appointment.


No Townhomes on Eva Kennedy Road
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church at 641 Eva Kennedy Road to allow 93 townhomes to be built. Please help us keep the integrity of our portion of Suwanee in tact. If possible ask your friends, neighbors, co workers and anyone you know to support our cause. Would you want a huge townhome complex put right in the middle of your quiet neighborhood? We don’t either! Please sign ASAP since we will be going in front of City Council on January 23 to plead our case.


Mayor's Community Night Date Changes - See Here pawtucketri.com/news/date-changes-mayors-community-meetings
The City will be collecting Christmas trees for disposal January 1 - 31. Place your Christmas tree out on your regular trash day.
The Christmas trees will be collected separate from the regular trash. Residents are required to remove ornaments, lights and other wrapping, to allow for safe collection. Wreaths, garland, roping and artificial trees cannot be collected.
If you have any further questions, please contact the Department of Public Works by phone at 401-728-0500 Extension 233.
Join the Local Planning Team meeting on Zoom for Pawtucket's 2024 Hazard Mitigation Plan, scheduled for May 1 from 12:45 to 2:00 PM. See the full agenda and Zoom details below. Take advantage... Read More >
- Mayor Donald R. Grebien


NSW Premier, The Hon Mike Baird MP and Member for Penrith, Stuart Ayres MP today announced a $12 million contribution towards the construction of state-of-the-art Western Sydney Community and Sports Centre on a site adjacent to Panthers Leagues Club.
'Western Sydney is a growing region. It is a sporting facility long overdue. It will provide space for netball, futsal, wheelchair rugby and other indoor sports, a large gymnasium and exhibition and event halls,' Mr Baird said
Panthers Group CEO Warren Wilson thanked the Premier and local member Stuart Ayers for the support of the state government. “The Panthers Group will be putting in around $30 million. It will be a great sporting and community facility.' Mr Wilson said.
He added, “The project will commence early 2016”
Watch the video above for more information on the project.


An exciting and long-awaited project to develop a new comfort station at Emlen Tunnell Park is underway! This project includes two restrooms, a concession area, and storage room, all to serve the residents of Radnor Township.
UPCOMING PARKING LOT RESTRICTIONS:
The parking lot will be closed from Sunday 11/11 to Wednesday11/13 and again Sunday 11/24 to Tuesday 11/26
The park will remain open. Please be mindful and stay away from construction equipment, fencing, obey signage, and exercise general caution at all times. More restrictions will occur and will be communicated as they are know.
Please contact Tammy Cohen, Director of Recreation & Community Programming at email@example.com or 610-688-5600, x141.


President Muhammadu Buhari in a speech to mark the 2020 Democracy day said the second Niger bridge was 48% completed.
The bridge is said to be 1.6 km long and furnished with other ancillary infrastructure including a 10.3 km highway, Owerri interchange and a toll station. the construction was initiated by the former President, GoodLuck Jonathan and is now being executed by President Muhammadu Buhari. The bridge runs from Asaba to Ozubulu a large town of Anambra State and Ogbaru areas.
He also made mention of other road construction works across the country which are also in good progress, among which are the 376 km Abuja – Kaduna- Kano express way, the 42.9 km Obajana – Kabba express way, and 643 km SUKUK – Funded Road Project that has completed up to 412 km.


Shovel Your Sidewalk Promptly
Keep a critical part of Crookston’s transportation system moving. City ordinance requires that snow and ice be removed from sidewalks within forty-eight (48) hours AFTER snowfall CEASES.
If snow and ice are not removed as provided, it may be removed by authorized City personnel and the costs for snow removal, along with an administration fee, will be assessed against the property.
Help Your Neighbors


RESA PROJECT AND SOUTH RUNWAY MAINTENANCE
Starting May 29 the Runway End Safety Area (RESA) construction on the south runway will commence six nights a week (Sun-Fri). This work is scheduled to be completed on September 16. During this time the north runway will be used to accommodate any take offs or landings seven days a week between the hours of 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.
NORTH RUNWAY DEPARTURES
As our air travel continues to grow, the north runway may be used for departures in the summer months to help reduce delays during peak periods in the day-time.
Please check this page regularly for up-to-date information about runway closures associated with the summer projects and north runway departures.
If you would like more information, please contact the YVR Community Relations at firstname.lastname@example.org


Would you like to see a co-working space in Paso Robles?
–The City of Paso Robles would like to determine the need for and interest in creating coworking space in downtown Paso Robles.
Click this link for more information on coworking spaces and to take a short survey. The deadline for the survey is March 18.
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Bayside Engineering completed the design and construction administration for a Welcome Center and Rest Area Facility located on I-95 Southbound in Salisbury, MA, for the Massachusetts Department of Transportation.
This rest area reconstruction and upgrade project included the following:
- Site Development and Alternatives Analysis
- Geotechnical Studies and Groundwater Modeling
- Wetland Mitigation, Replication and Permitting (25,000 S.F. of Wetlands Replication)
- Welcome Center Building, Information Kiosk, etc.
- HVAC, Electrical, Mechanical and Emergency Electrical Generator
- Restrooms, Plumbing, State-of-the Art Waterless Composting Toilets, Leaching Field Soils Analysis, Design and Title V Permitting
- Acceleration/Deceleration Ramps
- Route 286 By-Pass Ramp and Signage
- Site Landscaping and Public Uses (picnic tables, etc.)
- Parking Areas and Handicap Accessibility
- Sound Barriers and Noise Mitigation along back of Route 286 By-Pass Ramp
- Stormwater Management, Treatment and Permitting (Retention Basins, etc.)
- Traffic Management during Construction
- Site Signage and Advanced Highway Signage
- Handicap Accessibility (ADA / MAAB)
Bayside Engineering was the design engineer/architect for the entire site, roadway, drainage, wetland replication and building work described above. Construction administration services included preconstruction overview, construction inspection and review, and shop drawing review. Bayside continues to ensure the satisfactory completion of our designs for the respective client.
Other similar rest area projects designed by Bayside for the MassDOT include Route 2 Eastbound and Westbound, Templeton, MA; and I-495 Northbound and Southbound, Chelmsford, MA.


ALLEN PARK is a destination park located at 400 Courtney Street along the southside of the Illinois River. The over 20-acre park has many amenities including boat ramps, docks, sledding, fishing, shelters, walking path and parking.
DAYTON BLUFF PRESERVE, 2997 North Illinois Route 71. This preserve is a 253-acre natural area owned by The Conservation Foundation and leased to the city. Approximately 154-acres are wooded, the remainder a restored prairie. There are four different hiking trails totaling 7.1 miles. Almost one mile of the trail in on the Fox River shoreline. Features include a restored pioneer cemetery, a nature play/learn area, hiking trails, open space, many bluffs and ravines, several small cascades, and a parking area. For more information see Conservation Foundation website: https://www.theconservationfoundation.org/about-us/dayton-bluffs/
EAST MAIN BOAT LAUNCH is a 10-acre area at the far east end of Main Street along the Illinois River. Park contains boat ramp, docks, fishing, and parking.
In 2022 a newly designed 18-hole disc golf course. A restroom facility is located on the northside of East Superior Street.
New in 2022 a fitness court.
LINCOLN DOUGLAS PARK, 600 East Norris Drive, is a multi-use community park. The park has four baseball fields, two softball diamonds, Ottawa American Little League, batting cages, shelters by the baseball/softball fields, soccer fields, three combination tennis/pickleball courts, playground, and parking. In addition, this park also features an accessible playground with poured-in-place rubberized surface known as PIP PARK (Project Inclusive Playground).
Finally, COMING SOON a new outdoor pool.
PECK PARK, 1510 State Street, is a 20 plus acre park containing four softball diamonds, Ottawa Girls Fast Pitch Softball, baseball field, tennis courts, basketball court, playground equipment, shelter, and parking.
THORNTON PARK,1600 West Jackson Street. Newly renovated in 2022 park includes playground equipment with poured-in-place rubberized surface, splash pad, two pickleball courts, two combination tennis/pickleball courts, basketball court, shelter, chess/checkers game tables, baggo, and parking.
WALSH PARK, 509 Bellevue Avenue, has basketball court, volleyball court, fitness equipment trail, walking paths, playground equipment, horseshoe pits, fire pit, shelters, and parking on over 8-acres of parkland.
WASHINGTON SQUARE, located in downtown at 101 West Lafayette Street contains Lincoln Douglas debates statues with fountain, civil war monument and known for its beautiful landscaping. Also, two chess/checkers game tables.


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Here is your chance to get away from the city. Three lots being sold as one totaling 6.63 acres. Currently used as a hayfield but offers some great sites for building. PIDN #s 999-99-31-312.02, 999-99-31-312.03 & 999-99-31-312.04. It sits between 12707 and 12836 Pleasant Ridge. The prospective buyers had a perc test done and property will need a fill & wait system. Previous buyer wanted a variance as to where to build house.
|5/1/2020 3:00:00 AM||New Value: $30,000|
|4/28/2020 9:51:57 AM||New Value: Pending|
|4/13/2020 3:53:23 PM||New Value: Active|


You can view real time roadworks and travel information by selecting 'Real time roadworks information' in the External links section.
Each year Highways and Transportation undertake a significant programme of works across the Leeds district.
For more details on work undertaken by Highways and Transportation and programmes of work please see Related Pages.
To see a complete list of projects or search by individual ward please click on the 'Highways & Transportation Annual Programme 2014/15' link within Related Pages.
A downloadable copy is available in the Documents section on this page.


ODOT road work continues
At 5 a.m., Monday State Route 315, north of SR 750 to Retreat Lane, will close for 3 ½ months or 100 days for construction of the stabilization wall. The detour is SR 750 to US 23 to SR 315 or reverse. Wall construction will occur during daytime hours only. Completion: May 8, weather permitting.
During the SR 315 closures, SR 750 (both directions) will remain open.
State Route 315 also is closed south of SR 750 to Jewett Road for three weeks for tree clearing and utility relocation. The detour is SR 750 to US 23 to I-270 to SR 315. During the three week closure, crews may be working around-the-clock, which is permitted since it is outside the city limits. Chippers, chainsaws, generators and lights will be used for this work. The work could be loud. Completion: Feb. 15 at 12 noon, weather permitting.


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On Monday 25th January we will be carrying out inspection surveys of the drainage system on a section of Aston Church Road, to help us prepare to build the railway.
To be able to do this safely we will need to install temporary three-way traffic lights along a specified area of Aston Church Road.
The lights will be in place until Thursday 28 th January and will be operational from 09.30am until 15.30pm each day.
Posted on 17th December 2020


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OLD HOUSES FOR SALE IN NEVADA
Award-Winning Mid-Century Modern Masterpiece
Las Vegas, Nevada
Original design by famed Las Vegas architect Hugh Taylor, Winner of the 2018 Mayor’s Urban Design Award for historic restoration, and featured in the Nevada Preservation Foundation 2018 Home tour. This is a real piece of art – both then and now.


(MENAFN - The Peninsula) The Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy has awarded HBK Contracting Company the enabling works contract for Al Wakrah stadium, the first proposed Host Venue to be delivered ahead of the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
As part of the Supreme Committee's legacy initiative to develop the private sector, the tender process was implemented for a number of Qatari contractors. The enabling works phase will begin this month and is scheduled to conclude around March 2015. During this period, HBK will deliver bulk earthworks including site clearance, excavation and disposal, fill, as well as underground services and stadium foundations, a press release said yesterday.
Foundation works will be marked by a ceremony in September followed by the announcement of the main construction company at the end of the year. A new firm is expected to come on board in this second phase, partnering with a local business, in line with the Supreme Committee's effort to boost the expansion of the Qatar economy.
Hassan Al Thawadi, Secretary General of the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy said: "We are excited to announce the next stage of works for Al Wakrah Stadium and look forward to continued progress on the ground this year. The stadium and surrounding precinct will leave a soial legacy in Al Wakrah and by appointing HBK, a Qatari company, we aim to also contribute to the economic legacy of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar."
Sheikh Ali bin Hamad K Al Thani, President of HBK, said: "We are honoured and excited to be appointed by the Supreme Committee as the contractor for this critical first phase of works on the road to the FIFA World Cup in 2022, and look forward to working closely with all stakeholders to help build the first World Cup in the Middle East and achieve our country's ambitions. We thank the Supreme Committee for giving us this opportunity to be involved in this most celebrated journey."
The 40,000-seat stadium, future home of Al Wakrah Sports Club, was the first of Qatar's FIFA World Cup proposed venues to be revealed. The stadium will be surrounded by approximately 560,000m2 of legacy precinct with a new sports centre and community hub. The precinct will deliver a range of community facilities, including a park, mosque, school, hotel,wedding hall, vocational training centre and retail outlets.
Aligned with Qatar's National Vision 2030, this new precinct will embrace the cultural heritage of Al Wakrah and the adjacent historical settlement of Al Wukair, incorporating this identity into the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup„ fan experience.


Public Test, at the County level, will run from 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, February 13, 2018 to 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, February 14, 2018.
The Town of Jacksonport will do the required Public Test of the Election Equipment for the February 20, 2018 Spring Primary beginning at 9 AM on February 14th in the Jacksonport Town Hall, 3365 County Highway V, Jacksonport, Wisconsin.
The Town Board of the Town of Jacksonport unanimously adopted the “Town of Jacksonport Tower Ordinance” on November 23, 2016. A complete copy of the ordinance can be found on the town website. www.jacksonport.org/ordinances.
Posted: January 19, 2018 Chairperson: Randy Halstead
The Town of Jacksonport and the Parks Committee are happy to announce we are offering park bench donation opportunities. A park bench is a great way to honor a loved one, couple, family, or simply assist in the beautification of Jacksonport. The options include a 4 ft. bench for a donation of $900 and a 6 ft. bench for a donation of $1,000. The prices include a bench with a commemorative plaque installed on a concrete pad. Clink on the link below for a general representation of the bench design. Please contact the Town Clerk if you wish to make a bench donation. Town park benches


Submit Building Permits Electronically In New Orleans With Service First Permits
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NEW ORLEANS BUILDING PERMITS
New Orlean’s eServices portal provides online building permits, plan review and inspections which are available completely electronically for residents and contractors looking to begin any construction project.
Below is all the information that you need to know about ePermits in New Orleans, so that you can begin residential and commercial projects as soon as possible.
When is an Online Building Permit Required in New Orleans?
An Online Building Permit in New Orleans is required for an owner or contractor of a property to construct any new building or structure.
The New Orleans Building Code states, in part, “any owner, authorized agent, or contractor who desires to construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, demolish, or change the occupancy of a building or structure, or to erect or construct a sign of any description, or to install or alter fire extinguishing apparatus, elevators, engines, or to install a steam boiler, furnace, heater, incinerator or other heat producing apparatus or other apparatuses, the installation of which is required by this code, or to cause any such work to be done shall first make application… and obtain the required permit for the work.”
The Electronic Building Permit Submission Process in New Orleans
Prior to starting construction you will be required to submit plans that are stamped by a licensed architect or engineer.
After submitting your plans electronically via PDF, they go through the plan review process, which involves reviews to verify compliance with the City’s amendments to the International Building Code and the City’s zoning ordinance.
Depending on the specifics of your project, this review may also include or require approvals from other agencies. A building permit will only be issued after the plan review process is completed and compliance with all applicable regulations is verified by all agencies.
What Information Do I Need to Get a New Orleans Building Permit?
The following information is necessary to process a Building Permit application:
- Municipal address of the property
- Market value of work to be done (even if you’re doing the work yourself) • Owner’s name, address and telephone number
- Architect / Contractor name, address and telephone number (where applicable)
- Recorded Act of Sale, if the property has recently changed ownership • Detailed description of work to be performed
- Plot plan reflecting all dimensions of the lot and all structures, setbacks to property lines and the location and dimensions of off-street parking spaces.
- Complete plans, stamped with live seals from a Louisiana licensed Architect or Civil Engineer, are required for all new construction, additions, and structural renovations.
- Previous/current and proposed use of the structure
- Certificate of Appropriateness, if the property is within a local historic district or a designated landmark
- Copy of a current Certificate of Registration for your contractor as well as the company name and license number.
- Check or money order payable to the City of New Orleans.
What Happens if My Online Building Permit Application is Returned?
If you fail to submit all the necessary paperwork and documentation for the submission, or have ePlans and drawings in the wrong electronic format, your New Orleans ePermit will be returned.
This will cause delays in the approval process as you have to re-submit the application, so it is better to complete the submission correctly on your first try.
Ensure You Receive an Approval on Your First Building Permit Submission
At Service First Permits, our team understands how to properly organize the information and prepare it for submission following the strict guidelines that the City of New Orleans have set out.
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N.J. Admin. Code § 7:9A-4.8 - Area reserved for sanitary sewage disposal
Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 7, April 4, 2022
The area used for sewage disposal shall be selected and maintained so that it is free from encroachments by driveways, accessory buildings, additions to the main building, patios, decks and trees or shrubbery whose roots may cause clogging of any part of the system. The area of sewage disposal shall not be located under driveways, parking lots (paved or otherwise), accessory buildings, additions to main buildings or any other form of encroachment which may adversely affect the functioning of the system or interfere with system maintenance.
See: 43 N.J.R. 478(a), 44 N.J.R. 1047(a).
Section was "Area reserved for sewage disposal".
The following state regulations pages link to this page.
State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More comparison features will be added as we have more versions to compare.


Alt. lane closures on LA 22 near Yellow Water
Traffic Update from Louisiana Department of Transportation:
Intermittent and alternating lane closures will continue on LA 22 from LA 42 to Yellow Water River Bridge from Friday, June 12, 2020, through Friday, June 19, 2020, nightly, from 7PM to 5AM (weather permitting) while crews complete permanent striping and general cleanup work. Traffic will be maintained through the work zone at all times.
There are no restrictions for oversized loads.
The following alternate routes may be used to avoid the construction zone:
Motorists traveling LA 22 west may take I-55 north to I-12, then west to LA 43, then south to LA 42, then east to re-intersect LA 22.
Motorists traveling LA 22 east may take LA 42 west to LA 43, then north to I-12, then east to I-55, then south to re-intersect LA 22.
DOTD appreciates your patience and reminds you to please drive with caution through the work site and be on the lookout for work crews and equipment.


Carriageway resurfacing at A548 Brokenbank (Weighbridge Road) roundabout, Deeside Industrial Park
Flintshire County Council has secured funding to carry out carriageway resurfacing at A548 Brokenbank (Weighbridge Road) roundabout, Deeside Industrial Park, starting on Monday 8 August for approximately 1 week (weather permitting).
To facilitate the works, a road closure and diversion route will be in place between 7pm and 6am (night time working) to ensure the safety of both the workforce and the highway user.
Access to businesses will be maintained although short delays may be encountered.
Flintshire County Council and our contractor ,Tarmac Trading Ltd, apologise for any delay or disruption that may be caused as a consequence of this essential maintenance work.


Meet Taxijek: Motorcycle taxi with a meter
The Jakarta Post
When traffic is no longer bearable and public transportation cannot be trusted, residents of Greater Jakarta turn to motorcycle taxis, better known as ojek, as their preferred mode of transportation.
Despite the presence of ojek on every corner, choosing a suitable driver can be hard on a potential passenger.
Surprisingly, given its vital role, motorcycle taxis remain the most unre...


The Town Planning department includes issuing permits and certificates. The inspector applies the current regulations based on Zoning By-law 212-2001. If you have questions about a property, uses, layout standards or layout, call the municipality to make an appointment.
The by-laws regulate all types of work including new construction, accessory buildings, renovations, repairs, wharves, culverts, public or private roads, riparian works, cutting trees and all work related to your property. Some operations in the riparian zone, in a wetland and in the shoreline (15 meters deep calculated from the high water mark) may be subject to authorizations issued by the le Ministère du Développement durable, de l’Environnement, de la Faune et des Parcs.
The application ensures the conformity and legality of the work. Before proceeding with any work, make sure you have the permit or certificate in hand.


Letter: Be heard on Portsmouth skateboard park Wednesday at 6 p.m.
Sept. 18 -- To the Editor:
Come one come all to make your voices be heard about our new skateboard park.
Wednesday, Sept. 22, at 6 p.m. we will be having a public input session at City Hall for the Master Plan for the Stump Dump. This is your time to speak and share your thoughts on a skateboard park. There will be three Preliminary Designs presented by Pillar Design Studios for us to discuss. I know the skateboard park committee cannot wait to hear your ideas and thoughts for our new skateboard park!
I want to thank the following skateboard committee members and city staff for all their hard work on this project: Seamus Durkin, Oliver Sieve, (who have now gone off to college) John Flynn, Jesse Court, Dave Cosgrove, Amy-May Court. Chris Rice, Richard Duddy, Richard Blalock, Henry Purple, Todd Henley and Peter Rice.
See you on Wednesday!


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a regular meeting of the Pittsfield Township Planning Commission will be held at the Pittsfield Township Administration Building located at 6201 W. Michigan Avenue, Ann Arbor, Michigan on Thursday, September 14, 2017, at 6:30 p.m.
At this meeting, the Planning Commission will hold a Public Hearing and consider the application by Washtenaw County Road Commission for a Wetland Permit. The wetland impact is due to the proposed improvement and paving to Textile Road and the installation of the Platt-Textile Greenway. The total impact is to three (3) wetland totaling 0.19 acres (8,276 square feet) of impact. The location of three impacted wetlands are adjacent to Textile Road between Marton Road and Platt Road, located in Sections 21 and 22, Pittsfield Charter Township, Washtenaw County, Michigan.
A legal description for the parcel and proposed plans for activity in a wetland located on this property are available for review on the Township website on the Legal Notices page or at the Pittsfield Charter Township Administration Building, in the Planning Department office, and may be examined until the date of hearing, Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Any person or representative having interest in said Wetland Permit shall then and there be heard at such meeting or subsequent meeting(s) at which the Wetland Permit is considered.
If necessary, reasonable auxiliary aids and services can be provided at the meeting to individuals with disabilities, by contacting the Clerk’s Office at the above address or at (734) 822-3120 at least three days in advance.
This notice is in compliance with PA 267 of 1976 (as amended) Open Meetings Act, MCLA 125.3103 and 125.3502, and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).


The leader of Cheshire East Council has welcomed the Chancellor’s backing for a high-speed rail line between Manchester and Leeds to boost connectivity and the economy of the North.
The HS3 rail link builds on the investment planned in HS2 to Crewe.
George Osborne today unveiled a £300m Budget package to boost rail and road transport links in the Northern Powerhouse in a move he has said would help create a ‘northern global powerhouse’.
Cheshire East leader Rachel Bailey said: “This announcement is fantastic news for the whole region and I warmly welcome the Chancellor’s support for greater high-speed rail connectivity in the North of England.
“This is the right strategic solution, not just for the North West and the wider North but the country as a whole. This is a good decision and will help unlock the potential of high-speed rail to rebalance our country’s economy.
“The benefits HS3, HS2 and a strategic transport hub at Crewe will bring will be absolutely transformational for the local, regional and national economy and great news for jobs, business and growth in Cheshire East and the wider region.
“It provides the opportunity to link the strategic HS2 hub at Crewe directly into the Northern Powerhouse, including Leeds and beyond.”
Last November the Government announced it is committed to building HS2 high-speed rail via Crewe and will invest £5bn to help bring the project online six years early by 2027.
The council says an HS2 superhub at Crewe would help deliver more than 120,000 new jobs and more than 100,000 new homes across the Northern Gateway partnership by 2040.
In June of last year, the Transport Secretary called for HS2 to be ‘fast tracked’ and indicated again that Crewe could become the first northern hub for HS2 before the 225mph service continues to Manchester.
The council is working with Department for Transport and Network Rail to finalise the location of the new HS2 hub station at Crewe that would deliver both the needs of the railway and secure the levels of economic transformation to the Northern Gateway.


2018-19 BITUMEN RESEALS PROGRAMME
Traffic Disruption - Minor Traffic Delays FGF Bitumen will be undertaking bitumen reseal works on behalf of Mareeba Shire Council, planned for immediate commencement January 2019 on selected road sections listed: weather permitting.
MAREEBA Urban - Walsh & Constance St Parking (Herberton to Basalt St), Couper St, Haren St, Keeble St (Bi-Lakes Parking), Mason St, Peters St, Riverview Cl, Tilse St, Peluchetti Pl,
MAREEBA Rural/ Res - Wylanda Dr, Aircobra Cl, Hellcat Cl, Buffalo Cl, Dean Ct, Martin Av
ARRIGA - Borzi Rd, Tyrconnell Rd, Kimalo Rd,
DIMBULAH/ MUTCHILBA - Dimbulah Ln, Raleigh St, Argyle St, Short St, Leadingham Ck Rd, Bruce Weir Rd, Selby Rd, Tait St, Musumeci St,
BIBOOHRA - Bilwon Rd, Adil Rd
KURANDA - Fairyland Rd, Jarawee Rd, Kullaroo Cl, Kuranda Cr, Penny Cl, Platypus Cl, Jumrum Cl, Hillview Cl.
During the works, on street parking will be affected and motorists may experience minor traffic delays. Council apologises for any inconvenience the works may cause. Enquiries can be directed to 1300 308 46.


The Ride and Go Upper Cumberland bus service has expanded to Algood.
Seven stops will be made in Algood, plus riders can flag down the bus or call to request pickups at other locations.
City Administrator Keith Morrison said bus stops could be tweaked if certain areas have more or less riders.
The stops in Algood include Algood Walmart, Rolling Meadows, Algood Housing, Senior Center, Quinland Ridge, Garden Grove and Greenwood Place.
“You can ride it for free (this week),” Morrison said. “It’s an hour round trip, so every hour it’s back to where it’s at. We’re having signs made for bus stops.”
Ride and Go is hosting a free-ride event Wednesday, Dec. 11. The buses will accept canned food donations in lieu of payment or passes.
Morrison said after this week, riders will pay $1 per ride, with elderly and disabled riders paying 50 cents.
Algood City Council will meet for its December Council meeting tonight, Tuesday Dec. 10, at 6 p.m. in Algood City Hall.


Weekend Freeway Travel Advisory (May 12-15)
I-17 North closed between Glendale and Dunlap avenues for paving
· Northbound Interstate 17 closed between Glendale and Dunlap avenues from 10 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday (May 15) for rubberized asphalt paving. Consider alternate routes, including northbound State Route 51. Northern and Dunlap avenues both narrowed to one direction in each direction at I-17, with no left turns allowed. Consider other streets for east-west travel, including Bethany Home Road or Peoria Avenue. Southbound HOV lane closed between Dunlap and Northern avenues. DETOUR: Northbound I-17 traffic exiting at Glendale Avenue can detour along frontage road or use 19th or 27th avenues. Consider alternate routes due to anticipated heavy traffic.
· Southbound Loop 101 (Agua Fria Freeway) ramp to eastbound Interstate 10 in West Valley closed from 10 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday (May 15) for bridge work. DETOUR: Consider alternate routes to limit delays. Drivers can exit southbound Loop 101 to eastbound McDowell Road and use southbound 91st Avenue to access eastbound I-10.
· Southbound Interstate 17 off-ramp at Seventh Avenue closed from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday (May 13) for city of Phoenix waterline project. DETOUR: Consider using other nearby southbound exits, including Durango Street/19th Avenue or Seventh Street.
· Westbound Interstate 10 narrowed to three lanes overnight between 67th and 79th avenues from 8 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Saturday (May 13) for temporary barrier-wall installation. DETOUR: Please use caution and be prepared to slow down and merge safely in work zone.
· Interstate 10 off-ramps (both directions) at 43rd Avenue closed from 9 p.m. Saturday to 9 p.m. Sunday (May 14) for traffic-signal maintenance. 43rd Avenue also closed in both directions between McDowell Road and Van Buren Street (no I-10 access). DETOUR: Consider alternate routes, including the I-10 off-ramps at 35th or 51st avenues.
· US 60 (Superstition Freeway) left lanes closed in both directions between Rural Road and Loop 101 (Price Freeway) from 10 p.m. Friday to 8 a.m. Saturday (May 13) for median wall repairs. DETOUR: Please use caution and be prepared to slow down and merge safely when approaching and traveling through work zone.


The Public Works Department’s mission is to manage, direct and provide technical support and administration for city and utility construction projects, mapping, snow removal, weed cutting, refuse and recycling; conduct studies of infrastructure, prepare grant applications, file reports with governmental agencies, and provide support to committees and commissions; respond to inquiries from citizens, realtors, contractors and other departments.
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City of Platteville residents are reminded of the schedule for yard waste & brush pickup.
Yard Waste: Yard rakings and grass clippings MUST be in ” City of Platteville” $1.00 bags and placed curbside for pick up on Thursdays.
Brush: Brush will be picked up the first week and third week beginning on Monday of each month.
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Solvang residents are invited to apply for the 2022 WaterWise Garden Recognition Contest, which celebrates and recognizes beautiful, water efficient residential gardens throughout Santa Barbara County. Applications are due April 30, 2022.
For more information or to apply for the contest visit the links below, as well as the program's official website: www.waterwisesb.org/gardencontest
2022 Water Wise Garden Recognition Contest - Flyer
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Dozens of members from a cross-section of the community, including a mosque, church, primary school and community centre, all came out to voice their opposition to the plans.
Barnet Council is proposing to increase the hours of parking restrictions in and around Montagu Road to reduce regular congestion.
A public consultation into the plans, which attracted four petitions totalling 700 signatures, ended in December and the authority is due to publish its final recommendations in March.
Among the current plans is an extension to residents-only parking restrictions from between 9am and 5pm, on Monday to Friday, to between 10am and 9pm.
Restrictions would also be introduced on Saturdays, between 8am and 2pm, meaning anyone parking in the area would need a residents’ or visitors permit.
At last night’s Hendon Residents’ Forum, a strong crowd spent more than an hour putting across reasons why they feel the controlled parking zone (CPZ) extension would be disastrous for the area.
Members of the Barnet Multi-Cultural Community Centre said the extension would have a detrimental impact on evening activities.
One music school owner feared the parking restrictions could send his business under, with parents unwilling to pay to come into the lessons with their children.
Councillor Brian Gordon, chairman of the sub-committee, questioned how much support there was from anyone within the community for the plans.
The proposals first came about following a public meeting in 2011 where about 150 people expressed concerns over the parking situation.
But highways manager Neil Richardson explained that the council had not made any concrete decisions over their implementation.
He said: “We’re not going to stick our heels in the ground. We’ve come up with these proposals, formulated over a few years, and this is your chance to influence what happens.
“As long as we have all of your views, we will review everything before making a recommendation.”
The matter was referred to the Hendon Area Sub-Committee, held straight after the residents’ forum, where members voted to look at the proposals again.
Parking officers said they will take on board the comments from the meeting and will bring back their draft recommendations to the committee in March before they are formally put to the council.


A range of accessible transport options are available across our city.
Visit our Transport for people with disabilities and seniors page for a comprehensive list of travel options, including community transport and assisted travel services.
Parking bays are available throughout the city for use by holders of a disability parking permit. For more information on parking visit our accessible parking page.
To apply, or check your eligibility for a permit, visit the Queensland Government website or phone 13 23 80.


Traveling east on Conway Road, south on Ballas Road, east on Manchester to St. Louis. It starts to feel vaguely like St. Louis right when you cross Brentwood Boulevard. That's when I start to feel like I'm close to home. The suburban landscape let's up a little right there at the intersection near Frederic Roofing. Maybe it's just familiarity, "for a hole in your roof, or a whole new roof".
Heading east, seeing the Metro train tracks, brick, less mish-mash construction, people walking, it just starts to seem livable right around there.
And for you? North, south, east, west...when does it feel like St. Louis?


- Nearly 70% of Texas Contractors Plan To Hire More Workers in 2016, Finds Report [Houston Public Media]
- Kemah’s Star Fleet Marina Developing Mixed-Use Project for Dining, Office, Commercial Use [Galveston County Daily News ($)]
- Daily Pothole Reports To City Have Tripled Since Mayor Turner Announced Plan on Monday To Make Repairs Within 24 Hours [Houston Chronicle]
- Crude Pushes Closer to $30 a Barrel as West Texas Intermediate Slides to 12-Year Low [Fuel Fix]
Photo: Russell Hancock via Swamplot Flickr Pool
Re fixing the potholes. Can they economically do these stop gap measures or will those be millions of dollars taken away from real infrastructure projects?
RE: the pothole priority pledge
All I can say is the Mayor better get all of the ducks in gear since 2 weeks is nothing in the world of the City bureaucracy. If wasting time was the benchmark of success, City Hall would win hands down. Heck, they could even sweep the Bureaucrat Olympics if there was such a thing.
Back on topic: it is nice to read that the current volume of repair requests was “within the daily capacity of City staff”. Here’s to hoping that they can work a bit faster.
So the City of Houston is going to pour asphalt over potholes instead of fixing them?


How will the plan review, permit, and inspection process work? Who applies for the permit?
Where signed and sealed plans are required, the design professional of record (typically the architect or engineer) shall provide a minimum of three (3) sets of final construction drawings and specifications to the Building & Fire Code Office through the project manager. For projects that do not require signed and sealed drawings (see below), the project manager responsible for the design shall submit a minimum of three (3) sets of drawings and specifications. The Building & Fire Code Office will screen the plans for completeness and forward them for further BCO or SFM review as applicable. For plans deemed incomplete, comments will be provided to the project manager and the plans returned or held for additional information before further processing. BCO and SFM plan review comments will be forwarded to the project manager as they are received. Record responses to all BCO and SFM comments shall be provided and once all issues are satisfactorily addressed, an email notification that the drawings and specs are reviewed for permitting will be sent to the project manager. The general contractor (GC) responsible for the work must then apply for the building permit. No work shall commence until the permit has been issued. The GC is responsible for constructing the project to the FBC, in accordance with the reviewed plans and specs. The GC is also responsible for requesting the required inspections as indicated in the FBC and FFPC.


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- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
BUTLER TOWNSHIP BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
BZA Case No. 6-21
The Butler Township Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) has scheduled a public hearing at the Butler Township Meeting Hall, located at 3780 Little York Road, Dayton, Ohio 45414, on Tuesday, October 19, 2021, at 6:00 PM, to consider the following case:
BZA 6-2021: A Conditional Use application per Article 9 and Article 4, to permit short-term residential tourist homes at 237 & 243 Aullwood Road, Dayton, Ohio 45414.
The application is on file at the Butler Township Government Center, 3510 Sudachi Drive, Dayton, Ohio 45414. Public attendance and comments are welcomed. Questions may be directed to Erika Vogel, Township Administrator, by calling 898·6735, ext. 101.
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Welcome!Bike, walk or run the Capital Area Greenbelt, a 20-mile scenic trail connecting five communities. The Greenbelt is old, envisioned by landscape architect Warren Manning in 1901 during the City Beautiful movement. The innovative plan called for tree-lined carriage drives connecting a necklace of parks. The Great Depression halted progress for nearly 70 years, until dedicated volunteers revitalized the trail in 1990.
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Orange County Supervisors voted this week to ask California’s Department of Veterans Affairs and the state to begin a feasibility study to build a veterans cemetery at Gypsum Canyon in Anaheim Hills.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has yet to sign Assembly Bill 1595, a measure passed by the Legislature that requires the veterans’ department to acquire, study, design, develop, construct, and equip a state-owned and state-operated Southern California Veterans Cemetery in Orange County.
In anticipation of the governor’s signature, county supervisors voted Sept. 13 to formally ask the state to begin the study for the Gypsum Canyon site. The move signals supervisors fully support building the cemetery in Anaheim Hills, Supervisor Don Wagner told The Epoch Times.
“It will have a good impact in setting the tone that this board remains fully involved and interested in this happening quickly,” Wagner said.
The legislation is expected to speed up the process for local veterans and their families who have waited nearly a decade for a local resting place for veterans.
“I’ve heard from a lot of veterans and a lot of veterans’ families who are absolutely unanimous in how important this is to them,” Wagner said. “So I think it means a lot symbolically because we’ve got a large number of veterans in the county and we’re saying to them, thank you for your service.”
The site would also mean veterans’ families will be able to bury their loved ones nearby instead of hours away at national cemeteries in Riverside or Los Angeles.
Once the Gypsum Canyon study is complete, Wagner expects the Anaheim Hills cemetery could open for burials by the end of 2024 or in early 2025, he said.
“The study should take a couple of months,” he said. “To be honest, it’s going to take years to do a full and complete buildout, but a full and complete buildout is enough space for veterans for more than 100 years.”
Every city in Orange County, including the Irvine City Council, has formally backed building a future veterans cemetery at the Gypsum Canyon location, as opposed to the former Marine Corps Air Station El Toro in Irvine.
Irvine’s support is especially notable because the city, dating back as far as 2014, had backed the El Toro site, which has already undergone a full state study.
But local leaders last year tossed aside the Irvine plans in favor of the Anaheim Hills location. However, unlike the Irvine site, the Anaheim location has not yet been studied.
Opposition from neighbors of the El Toro site and interest from housing developers prompted the current Irvine City Council to endorse Gypsum Canyon in Anaheim Hills, where officials held what they called a groundbreaking in December.
Wagner said Orange County leaders and veterans are behind the Anaheim Hills location.
“The Irvine City Council has made it clear that they support Gypsum Canyon,” Wagner said. “Every city in this county has passed a resolution saying they’re in support of Gypsum Canyon, so whatever pull there is for Irvine at this point, it’s pretty much over.”
However, Irvine Councilman Larry Agran, who spearheaded an effort in 2014 to win Irvine’s approval of the El Toro plan, told The Epoch Times in August he is still confident the Irvine site will be selected.
“I’m quite confident that the study [to be funded by the legislation] will reveal that the [Irvine] site is the superior site, and having been approved by the voters of the City of Irvine, will, in the end, be the location for the state-funded veterans’ memorial park and cemetery,” Agran said.
Agran expects the study will show the Anaheim Hills location is much more costly and difficult to develop and could be prohibited legally from development by deed restrictions.
A local effort is underway to elect new Irvine city councilors in November who support the El Toro site, he said.


An exclusive infill community in the town of Richmond Hill, Highlands consists of 71 very special homes. A serene neighbourhood of stately, stone and brick homes, it is nestled into an area of nature and green spaces, yet only minutes away from every amenity.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Appeals of the City of Hudson, Wisconsin, will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, May 18, 2022, at 5:00 p.m. to invite public comment regarding the consideration of a variance application by Ann Felberg and Mark Jones for a rear yard setback variance for an open deck in a PRD-2, Planned Residential District, at 2109 Cattail Way, Hudson, St. Croix County, Wisconsin also known as St. Croix County tax parcel 236-1990-01-088. The applicant requests an open deck setback reduction from 25 feet to 20 feet (Bieneman Farm Planned Residential Development Conditional Use Permit No. 98-002, approved 9/21/1998, amended 10/15/2001 for deck setbacks). The meeting will be conducted in the form of videoconferencing. Citizens can participate in the hearing by live video or over the phone by voice. The video conference link will be available on the meeting agenda found at the following website: https://www.hudsonwi.gov/agendacenter. If you have any questions regarding this matter, you may contact Mike Johnson, Community Development Director, at 715-386-4776.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Plan Commission of the City of Hudson, Wisconsin will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, June 7, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. to invite public comment in regard to the consideration of an application for a conditional use permit 5-year review by Milestone Materials, a division of Mathy Construction Company, to operate nonmetallic mining in an I-2, General Industrial, zoning district at 2700 Hanley Road, Hudson, St. Croix County, Wisconsin located in the Mimbach Quarry. Citizens can participate in the hearing in person at the City Hall Council Chambers, 505 Third Street, Hudson, Wisconsin, 54016 or by live video over the phone by voice. The video conference link will be available on the meeting agenda found at the following website: http://hudson.civicweb.net/Portal/. If you have any comments or questions in regard to this matter, you may contact Mike Johnson, Community Development Director, City Hall, 505 Third Street, Hudson, Wisconsin, 715-386-4776.


ADB-funded roads in dilapidated condition
The roads had developed ditches and cracks soon after their construction owing to subÂstandard work but authorities never turned to repair them over the passage of several years.
The other reason for such condition of roads is that cane-laden trucks and tractor trolleys operating in the district for transporting sugarcane to the mills had badly affected these roads and turned them into dilapidated and shabby condition.
The affected roads include Gambat-Agra Road, RazideroÂDilawar Road, Agra-Razidero Road, Ranipur-Sobhodero Road, Khuhra-Bhatti Road, Noor GothÂBaharo Road, Khuhra-Ripri Road, Gambat-Tando Masti Road and many other link roads.
The sugar mills were also responsible to repair these roads but they had also turned deaf ear to the appeals of the affected people. Despite passage of several years, authorities were not realizing their responsibilities to repair the roads.
The sugarcane from this area is supplied to Ranipur Sugar Mills and Khairpur Sugar Mills of district Khairpur besides Sakrand Sugar Mills, Nawabshah Sugar Mills, Sadiqabab Sugar Mills and Rohri Sugar Mills.
Not a single penny has been spent to repair these roads since their construction, despite the fact that huge amounts are collected by the authorities from sugar mills as well as growers for this purpose.


Grand Oaks is a community of 323 homes in the growing area of south Austin between William Cannon Drive and Slaughter Lane. Surrounded by a mix of neighborhoods built between the 1980s and today, the community is central to major shopping and dining centers like Southpark Meadows and Arbor Trails, unique nightlife along south Manchaca, and some of the most respected Montessori schools in Austin. And it's all just eight miles from downtown.
If you're a member of the community, we encourage you to sign up for our community pages on Facebook and Nextdoor. If you're thinking of buying in Grand Oaks, you can find information and HOA documents here.
Grand Oaks is located at the northwest corner of Davis Lane and Manchaca Road in south Austin.
Grand Oaks is managed by Community Association Management. Inquiries should be directed to:
Jack Baker, Association Manager
P.O. Box 92649
Austin, Texas 78709
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SRINAGAR – Under the aegis of Ministry of Urban Development and Poverty Alleviation, Government of India a two days capacity Building Workshop on Urban Development and E-Governance is going to be held at SKICC on 5th and 6th November, 2012.
The Workshop is being attended to by the Senior Officers from Government of India, CEPT University, SMC, Urban Local Bodies, SDA, LAWDA and Engineering Departments. The purpose of conducting such Workshop is to emphasize the Urban Development and E-Governance as per ultra modern techniques.
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HANOVER TOWNSHIP, Pa. -- There are two freshly paved roads in a neighborhood in Hanover Township. The township did not pay outside workers to do the job. Instead, they teamed up with their neighboring communities to save money and get the job done.
New blacktop and a smooth road is always a welcome sight in any community.
Duane Swantkowski has lived in the Marion Terrace neighborhood in Hanover Township for decades. He's been waiting for road work to be done in this area for years.
"It was a mess. It was a mess with the potholes and everything and you can see it is just deteriorated beyond driving on," Swantkowski said.
This work is being done thanks to a joint effort from six communities in Luzerne County. They include Hanover Township, Nanticoke, Ashley, Sugar Notch, Plymouth Township, and Newport Township.
Last year, the township, city, and borough leaders received grant money that helped them purchase paving equipment. Each community then trained its workers to use it.
"It's going to change it a lot. I mean, you could ask any of these residents, it's been many, many years since some of these roads have been paved. You can see the alligator cracks within them," said Hanover Township manager Samuel Guesto.
Workers from Ashley are in Hanover Township to help with the paving work. They say this is a good way to get much-needed work done in different communities.
"Saved like maybe half the cost and I think it's a great thing," said Bob Hess, a member of the Ashley borough road crew.
The workers from each of the municipalities will take turns doing the work in their communities.
The group effort makes taxpayers like Swantkowski very happy.
"For most of the municipalities or townships, they can't afford to do it on their own. This way they get the equipment, share the resources, and get the job done."
The workers have already paved streets in Newport Township and Nanticoke. They plan to pave two more roads in Ashley next week.


Town of Bridgewater, Virginia – Gen Oak Connector
ITB Number: GO23
The Town of Bridgewater is accepting bids for the Gen Oak Connector, which is the construction of a shared-use path and sidewalk between Generations Park and Oakdale Park in the Town of Bridgewater.
All bids must be received by Tuesday February 28, 2023, at 4:00 P.M. Sealed bids may be submitted in-person at the Bridgewater Community Center at 201 Green Street or by mail at Post Office Box 72, Bridgewater, Virginia 22812.
An optional pre-bid conference has been scheduled for Wednesday, February 15 at 11:00 a.m. in Arey Assembly Hall at the Bridgewater Community Center. Questions about the project will be received until February 20, 2022 at 5:00 p.m.
Invitation to Bid
Gen Oak Plans