MassDOT Secretary and CEO Richard A. Davey has announced that several communities in Berkshire, Bristol, and Franklin Counties will benefit from a Federal Highway Administration grant awarded to MassDOT to cover emergency highway repairs in the wake of damage in August caused by Tropical Storm Irene.
The $4.65 million FHWA grant award funds emergency repairs made to restore the flow of traffic as well as efforts to minimize damage and the repairs necessary to restore the roadway to its pre-disaster condition.
The State of Emergency Declaration issued by Governor Deval Patrick and the efforts of the Massachusetts congressional delegation made the state eligible for funding.
In Bristol County:
Westport- up to $350,000 for a temporary by-pass and further work.
In Berkshire County:
Adams- $120,000 for culvert repairs on East Road.
Monterey- $37,000 for repair work on Routes 57 and 23.
Mount Washington- $111,000 for retaining wall work, road and slope repair on Bish Bash Road.
New Marlboro- $23,000 for road and slope repair on Route 57.
North Adams-$75,000 for road and slope repair on West Shaft Road; $40,000 for road and drainage repairs on State Street.
Peru- $20,000 for waterway report on Rt. 143; $20,000 for road repairs on Rt. 143 West of Lafayette.
Savoy- $22,000 for road repair and slope repairs on Route 116.
Tyringham- $50,000 for road repair and slope repair on Main Road.
In Franklin County:
Buckland- $110,000 for repairs and highway lighting on Conway Street; $75,000 for road and slope repair on Charlemont Road.
Charlemont- $94,000 for road repair and slope repair on Route 8A; $75,000 for road repair and slope repair on South River Road.
Colrain- $500,000 for road repair slope repair on Adamsville Road.
Conway- $20,000 for culvert repair and clean-up on Shelburne Falls Road; $150,000 for drainage work, road and slope repair on North Poland Road; $100,000 for drainage work, road and ditch repair on Main Poland Road.
Heath- $53,000 for Route 8A; $31,000 for Avery Brook Road; $75,000 for West Branch Road.
Route 79/Braga Bridge Project Traffic Update posted on Oct 30
MassDOT will begin implementing traffic changes for the next stage of construction for the Route 79/Braga Bridge Project on Wednesday, November 12. The following changes will be implemented in a phased approach through the middle of December: Vehicles on Route 79/138 (Broadway) bound for Interstate …Continue Reading Route 79/Braga Bridge Project Traffic Update
RMV: Promise to Customers posted on Oct 28
Today, MassDOT Secretary & CEO Richard A. Davey and MassDOT Registrar of Motor Vehicles Celia J. Blue offered a 10 point promise to RMV customers. The reimagining effort comprises current, ongoing and future initiatives that the RMV has in development to better the Registry experience. …Continue Reading RMV: Promise to Customers
November E-ZPass Sign Up: Chelsea, Everett posted on Oct 28
MassDOT is encouraging motorists to join E-ZPass with All-Electronic Tolling now in place on the Tobin Bridge and expanding statewide within the next two years. The E-ZPass Street Team will be enrolling new customers in the E-ZPass throughout the Fall season. The E-ZPass Van schedule …Continue Reading November E-ZPass Sign Up: Chelsea, Everett


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Fox Valley Marathon starts and finishes in St. Charles Sunday, Sept. 18Sep 13, 2016 10:59AM ● By Neighbors Magazines
The Fox Valley Marathon will be held Sunday, September 18, from 7 am until approximately 2pm. The Marathon will begin in St. Charles on the Illinois Street Bridge. The run continues south to Aurora before returning to the finish line back in St. Charles.
Several roadways in St. Charles will be affected by the Marathon:
- 1st Street between Illinois Street and Indiana Street will be closed beginning Saturday, September 17th at 5am for set up.
- Both the Prairie Street and Illinois Street bridges will be closed during the entire event on Sunday. Motorists are advised to use either the Main Street (Rt. 64) bridge or the Red Gate bridge.
- The Race begins at 7am Sunday morning traveling south on 1st Street to Geneva Rd. (Rt. 31). Geneva Rd will be reduced to one lane and then detoured to Anderson Blvd. in Geneva.
- As the runners return to St. Charles, now on the east side of the river, traffic on Riverside Avenue (Rt. 25) will be reduced to one lane between Moore Ave. and S. 5th Avenue.
Police and Emergency Management Personnel will be positioned at key locations to assist with traffic direction. Motorists are advised to expect delays when traveling throughout the city. Police remind drivers to watch for runners, spectators and emergency responders assisting with the event. Please Do Not Drive Distracted.
In addition, the CASA Kane County, Fox Valley KIDS Marathon will be held at 3pm on Saturday, September 17th. The Prairie Street Bridge will be temporarily closed at the start of that event, however the closure is expected to be less than 30 minutes.


The Buckeye Invitational high school band competition will take place on Saturday (10/14). Motorists should anticipate additional traffic and increased parking demand near Ohio Stadium throughout the day. From 9:30 p.m. – 10:30 p.m., rolling closures of southbound Cannon Drive at Woody Hayes Drive will occur to facilitate outbound traffic. The Overnight and Weekend route will continue to run service as scheduled during this time.
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Patching and Crack Sealing
Throughout the rest of the week, crews will finish patching the road on 5th Ave., then continue along Bloomfield Alley, McCall Alley, Welch St., McConnell Dr., Stickney between 5th and 3rd Ave., 4th Ave. between High St. and Stickney, and 3rd Ave. between High St. and Stickney.
Beginning the week of November 9, crews will be crack sealing roads throughout town. Please move cars when possible.
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The long weekend may be over but that doesn't mean the subway construction is. These early night TTC subway closures could affect your commute.
Here’s what you need to know:
Subway service on Line 2 between St George and Woodbine stations will end at 11 p.m. nightly from Tuesday, Oct. 15 to Thursday, Oct. 17 for track work.
How To Navigate The Service Disruptions
Shuttle buses. Wheel-Trans service will be available for customers requiring accessible service. Customers should see any TTC employee to request the service.
How To Pay
If you’re paying with PRESTO during the subway closure just tap your card when you first board the TTC.
If you are transferring from the subway to a shuttle bus or from a shuttle bus to the subway, don’t tap your PRESTO card again. Unlike normal subway to bus transfers, shuttle buses do not need a second tap.
Cash and token fares will still be accepted on the shuttle bus, which will get you a transfer onto the subway (and vice versa).


The verges along the Single Track Road in Lower Shelton look messy and unsightly. Bollards have been knocked down and many of the signs are missing. There are deep ruts created by cars and heavier vehicles in the verge which fill with water when it rains and spill mud over onto the highway. The ruts are a danger to motorists and cyclists. Remedial work is required urgently.


Jeffco Open Space is working with the city of Arvada in hopes of creating a county shooting range on property owned by the municipality.
“What we’re saying is that we’d like to be at the table,” said Amy Ito, Jeffco Open Space’s manager of planning and development.
“The timing seems ideal. This was our No. 1 site,” Ito said.


On Monday, Oct. 24, the Monmouth County Highway Department will begin resurfacing Pinckney Road in its entirety from Broad Street to Branch Avenue. The road will be closed from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm starting Monday, Oct. 24 through Thursday, Oct. 27.
On-street parking will not be permitted during the timeframe of the project. Residents will be able to access Pinckney Road, Salem Lane, Silverwhite Avenue and Grant Place. The Little Silver Police Department requests that when access is required that you please inform the police officer at either Broad Street or Branch Avenue.
The police thank you in advance for your patience and anticipated cooperation while this work is completed.


Five weeks of roadworks will start in a busy part of Cottingham next week.
Resurfacing and repairs will be carried out along New Village Road, between Thwaite Street and Endyke Lane roundabouts, starting on Tuesday, April 16.
To minimise disruption to traffic, work will take place from 6pm-11pm Monday to Friday, when road closures will be in place.
The route will be open outside of these working hours.
Parking on the roads will be restricted during working hours to allow access for construction traffic.
An East Riding Council spokesman said: “We apologise to motorists and local residents for any inconvenience caused by these overnight works, but assure road users that they will appreciate the benefits when the works are completed.”
The £200,000 improvement scheme includes resurfacing, along with drainage and kerbing repairs.
Work will be carried out in two phases – Phase 1 includes Thwaite Street and Hull Road Roundabout, along with half of New Village Road.
Phase 2 includes the second half of New Village Road, along with Endyke Lane mini-roundabout.
Access will be maintained for residents and emergency services at all times.
However, a signed diversion route will be in place for the duration of the work.
An East Riding Council spokesperson said: “We apologise to motorists and local residents for any inconvenience caused by these overnight works, but assure road users that they will appreciate the benefits when the works are completed.”
The scheme will be carried out on behalf of the council by Tarmac Trading Ltd.
For any further information, contact Senior Engineer, Amarjeot Padda, on (01482) 395839 or email@example.com
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Medium level (200 litres/person/day) - Brookstead, Cambooya, Cecil Plains, Clifton, Greenmount, Hodgson Vale (includes Top Camp), Pittsworth, Southbrook, Vale View & Yarraman schemes.
Continuation of permanent conservation measures (200 litres/person/day) - Toowoomba Bulk Water Supply Scheme (Oakey, Jondaryan, Haden, Crows Nest, Highfields, Kingsthorpe, Gowrie Junction, Meringandan, Toowoomba City, Westbrook and Goombungee)
The 'Special Meetings of Council' are to consider referred development applications and have replaced the previous Development Assessment Panel fortnightly meetings. The Special Meetings provide an opportunity for the community, applicants and submitters to provide comments and feedback to Council on the applications being considered. It also aims to ensure development within the region corresponds with the Toowoomba Regional Council's Planning Scheme, planning instruments, codes and relevant legislation. For further information, please refer to INFO 043 - Special Meetings of Council.
All Special Meeting documents can be found at the bottom of the page.


For three weekends between now and August, Rt. 50 through the Town of Middleburg will close for A&M Concrete to repair crosswalks.
This weekend, July 17-20, work will be performed at The Plains Road, Pickering Street and Pendleton Street. Next weekend, July 24-27, work will be performed at Madison Street and Liberty Street. Two weeks after that, Aug. 7-10, work will be performed at Hamilton Street and Jay Street.
The closures and detours will begin at 10 p.m. on Friday and continue to 5 a.m. on Monday each of those weekends. The closures and work will remain in place for the entire weekend.
Pedestrian access will be maintained. Learn about the road detours at middleburgva.gov/route50.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Hampshire County Council intends to make an order in accordance with the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 S.14 because of works on or near the road.
ROADS TO BE CLOSED: those parts of the following roads:
1) North Close, Lymington, New Forest between its junction with Gosport Street and a point 80 Metres South-West.
2) Basingstoke Road, Upton Grey, Basingstoke between its junction with Cleves Lane and its junction with Thursden House.
3) Oakmount Avenue, Eastleigh between its junction with Oakmount Road and its termination.
4) Beech Way, Basingstoke between its junction with Elmwood Way and a point 170 Metres North.
5) Bridgefoot Path, Havant between its junction with A259 Havant Road and a point 300 Metres South.
6) A272 Winchester Road, Langrish, East Hampshire between its junction with Bordean Lane and a point 150 Metres South.
7) Berrydown Lane, Nutley, Basingstoke between its junction with College Lane and its junction with Southwood Farm Lane.
8) Shalden Lane, Shalden, East Hampshire between its junction with The Avenue and its junction with Shalden Farm Lane.
9) Abbotts Road, Eastleigh between its junction with Monks Way and its junction with Friars Road.
10) Cole Henley Road, Whitchurch, Basingstoke between its junction with Cole Henley Link Road and its junction with Ashley Warren.
11) Peach Hill Lane, Crawley, Winchester between its junction with Hacks Lane and its junction with Crawley Road.
1) Gosport Street, Cannon Street, North Close
2) Church Street, Bidden Road, Deptford Lane, The Street, Nateley Road, Greywell Road, A30 London Road, Huish Lane, Hackwood Lane
4) Beech Way, Elmwood Way, Oaklands Way, Beech Way
6) A32, West Meon Road
7) Axford Road, Southwood Farm Lane, Red Lane
8) The Avenue, Lasham Road, Gravel Pit Lane, Basingstoke Road
10) Cole Henley Road, Kingsclere Road, B3400, Lynch Hill Park, Dances Lane, Newbury Road
11) Stockbridge Road, Crawley Road
DURATION OF ORDER: from 7th November 2020 for a period of 18 months. (This is the duration of the Order, not the works, which will vary according to technical requirements. Closure times and patterns will be indicated on site prior to and whilst the works are in progress.) Reasonable facilities will be provided to allow access to adjacent premises while the work is being carried out.
A copy of this notice can be viewed: www.hants.gov.uk/publicnotices. Telephone enquiries to: Hampshire County Council, Roads and Transport 0300 555 1388.
STUART JARVIS Director, Economy, Transport & Environment, The Castle, Winchester, SO23 8UD
Contact:0300 555 1388


*UPDATE MONDAY, JULY 1ST: Due to weather conditions the start of the night work along the US 41 North Strip in Henderson has been moved to Tuesday. The crew plans to work on the base repairs Tuesday night and Wednesday night, weather permitting. No work is planned Thursday, Friday or Saturday night.
*ORIGINAL POST: There will be night lane restrictions along the US 41 North Strip in Henderson starting Monday, July 1, 2013. The lane restrictions starting after 7 p.m., CDT, are to allow a contractor to begin base repairs at various locations to prepare for night paving to start at a later date. Work will be completed at these locations and all lanes reopened to normal traffic flow by 6:00 a.m. each morning.
This base repair work will be along US 41 between the US 60 Cloverleaf at about the 16 mile marker and the US 41 Twin Bridges at about the 19 mile marker at Henderson. This work is being scheduled at night to avoid disrupting traffic during peak travel periods.
Once the base repairs are completed the roadway will be allowed to settle for about a week before night paving can start.
Motorists should be aware of these night lane restrictions and use appropriate caution where equipment, flaggers, and construction personnel are along the roadway in close proximity to traffic flow. This work is scheduled on a weather permitting basis.


Four years ago, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways started collecting toll from Gurugram-Jaipur Highway, which is commonly known as National Highway (NH) 8, at three places.
Gurugram-Jaipur Highway: Toll worth Rs 2,500 crore collected from Gurugram-Jaipur Highway! Four years ago, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways started collecting toll from Gurugram-Jaipur Highway, which is commonly known as National Highway (NH) 8, at three places. The government has collected around Rs 2,500 crore from the financial year 2016-17 till February 2020, Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways said in a written reply in Rajya Sabha yesterday. He informed that these toll plazas are located in Shahjahanpur, Manoharpur and Daulatpura areas of NH8 and are operational on the BOT (Built Operate and Transfer) model.
According to Nitin Gadkari, the government collected Rs 569 crore in the year 2016-17 while the collections for the year 2017-18 stood at around Rs 666 crore. The toll collection increased in the 2018-19 fiscal year to Rs 708 crore. However, in this fiscal, toll collection till February 2020 remained lower when compared to last year. The data suggests that more than Rs 555 crore went in the government’s kitty this year via toll on Gurugram-Jaipur Highway.
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Discussing the toll collection numbers, Gadkari also said that the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has also provided emergency medical facilities at toll plazas for road accident victims as per concession agreement provisions.
Meanwhile, the government has been aiming to make the toll collection hassle-free across the country with the introduction of FASTags, which are RFID-enabled stickers that allow for toll payments to be made digitally, hence reducing the wait time at tolls. The Modi government has mandated electronic toll collection and has issued more than 1 crore FASTags. In January this year, the authority also witnessed a toll collection of Rs 82.6 crore in one day, which has been the highest one-day collection. Moreover, NHAI will also be launching its first Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT) in the beginning of the financial year 2020-21.


GREEN-FINGERED MSP Christine Grahame is asking Scottish Borders and Midlothian Councils for more space for allotments.
Ms Grahame met with the Community Land Advisory Service this week in Parliament and discussed the benefits of food growing and allotments for the local community.
She said: "We have allotments in my constituency, and I would mention Walkerburn in particular and these have made a massive difference to the community. The whole are has improved because of the allotment but we could still do with more space.
"Many children don't know anything about growing their own fruit and vegetables and this is down to the fact that many modern housing developments have very small gardens." Ms Grahame will now contact Scottish Borders and Midlothian Councils to see what availability there would be for allotments to be developed.
She added: "I am one of the many people in Scotland on a waiting list for an allotment and in Peebles there are four sites for allotments, 42 allotments and a 10-year waiting list. In Midlothian only Auchendinny near Penicuik, as far as I know, has allotments and again there is a 10-year waiting list.
"This proves there is a genuine need for more land to be made available for allotments and would give people the opportunity to eat organically grown food, cut down on food miles to the supermarket, get healthy exercise and educate our children about where food comes from."


NOTICE INVITING BIDS- 2021 GENERATOR REPLACEMENT
March 25, 2021
The South Valley Water Reclamation Facility is soliciting bids from qualified contractors for the construction of the "2021 Generator Replacement" project. Bid Documents are available at www.svwater.com under Engineering. Sealed bids are due at the office of the South Valley Water Reclamation Facility located at 7495 South 1300 West, West Jordan City, UT 84084 at 1:00 PM on April 13, 2021. Any bids received after the specified time and date will not be considered.


Bethany and Alabama to receive water district funding
U.S. Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer and U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand today announced $4,639,000 in federal funding for six water infrastructure improvement projects across the Rochester-Finger Lakes Region. The funding was provided by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Rural Development’s Water and Waste Disposal Loans and Grants Program.
Specifically, Schumer and Gillibrand explained, the Town of Alabama in Genesee County will receive: $1,653,000 to create Water District #2 and the Town of Bethany in Genesee County will receive $722,000 to create Water District #4.
The Town of Clarendon in Orleans County will receive $790,000 to create Water District #13 and an additional $790,000 to improve the water improvement benefit area #12, and the Town of Torrey in Yates County will receive $684,000 to create Water District 1, the first municipal water system to serve this area.
“These federal investments in job-creating and economy-boosting water infrastructure projects are great news for the Rochester-Finger Lakes region,” Schumer said. “This federal funding will allow five towns across the region to construct and make critical improvements to municipal water systems needed to provide clean, safe drinking water to their communities.
"I am proud to announce these federal investments and will continue fighting to ensure rural communities across Upstate New York have the resources they need to build, protect and maintain their water infrastructure.”
“All New Yorkers should have access to a reliable source of clean water, and with these grants, communities throughout the Rochester-Finger Lakes region will be able to expand and improve their water systems,” Gillibrand said.
“These investments will help provide safe and clean water for residents in the towns of Alabama, Bethany, Clarendon and Torrey, and I will always fight in the Senate for the resources to protect the health and quality of life for residents.”


Chadron airport closing for construction
The Chadron airport in northwestern Nebraska will be
closed for nine days starting as construction crews fill cracks in the airport's runway and perform other runway and taxiway lighting upgrades.
Chadron radio station KQSK reports that the airport will be closed Saturday through Sept. 30.
Rust says parts of the Chadron airport will still need to be closed
periodically in later phases of both projects, but that it will be able to handle both private and commercial flights during those times.
The runway project is projected to cost $760,000, while the lighting project is estimated to cost about $400,000. Federal funds are covering 90 percent of the cost of both.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – Edison and Ford Winter Estates sent a 17-page letter to the City of Fort Myers to keep pedestrians safe while crossing McGregor Blvd.
“The Edison has requested several issues to be considered. The most prominent is probably speeding,” said Mayor Kevin Anderson.
The main concern is drivers going over the speed limit and not obeying the signs outside the Estates.
“We wrote an extensive letter to the city because they are repairing and doing roadwork on McGregor Blvd. The things we’ve listed have been going on for many years,” said Mike Flanders,...


WOOD-RIDGE/HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, NJ - The boroughs of Wood-Ridge and Hasbrouck Heights will hold re-organization meetings early in the 2020 new year.
The Wood-Ridge Mayor and Council has scheduled its re-organization meeting for Wednesday, January 1, at 2pm. It will take place in the Council Chambers on the second floor of Borough Hall..
The Hasbrouck Heights Mayor and Council will hold its re-organization meeting on Thursday, January 2, at 6pm. It will take place in Council Chambers at Borough Hall.
The Wood-Ridge Land Use Board’s Reorganization Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, January 7. The meeting will be held at 7:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers. A meeting of the Land Use Board will immediately follow the Reorganization.
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The supplemental Lummi Island parking lot will be closed for maintenance Tuesday, August 27, 2019 through Friday, August 30, 2019. Please read the attached press release for additional important information about this closure.
During recently completed biennial inspection of this bridge deterioration in the timber girders was discovered. As a result, this bridge will be restricted to 5 tons until temporary repairs can be completed. Effective immediately.
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August 21, 2019
Whatcom County has scheduled the following roads for Fog Sealing beginning Monday, August 26th and running through Thursday, August 29th, 2019 between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Please note that Gulf Road has been adde...
Attached please find the parking map (first map) for the area adjacent to theGooseberry Point terminal.We would like to thank Lummi Commercial Company for their gracious offer toallow lsland residents to utilize this area for dry dock.
August 20, 2019
Whatcom County has scheduled the following roads in Point Roberts for Fog Seal Application beginning Monday, August 26th and running through Thursday, August 29th, 2019 between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.
Traffic disruptions will continue for the next six weeks on Northshore Rd between Y Rd and Lakeshore Rd. Flaggers will be in place.
We anticipate the first departure with the contracted passenger-only ferry to be approximately 4:00 p.m. from Lummi Island on Saturday, September 7, 2019.
See the Annual Ferry Dry Dock press release dated 08/12/19 for more dry dock details.
Please take the survey at this link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WhatcomCo. This survey will help us develop an ADA Transition Plan that will assist Whatcom County in achieving "Mobility for All".
Massey Rd. will be closed beginning Monday, August 5 for the Massey Rd/Sumas River Bridge No. 291 Rehabilitation Project. Signed detour will be in place.
A zipper merge is the way to go!
West Badger Road will be closed approximately 1-mile west of Guide Meridian (SR 539) beginning Monday, June 24 for the W. Badger Rd/Bertrand Creek Bridge No. 50 Replacement Project.
To maximize service, we will be limiting propane and fuel deliveries during the months of July and August. During these months, we will welcome propane and fuel trucks on Thursdays only. This change is in effect July 8, 2019 thru Sept 2, 2019.
Roberts Road will be closed beginning Monday, April 29, 2019, north of Goshen Road for the Roberts Road/Anderson Creek Bridge No. 249 Replacement Project. A signed detour route will be in in place


Harrogate's rail future - what the business world thinks of latest Government moves
While recognising that the new version of HS2 and the Northern Powerhouse Rail plan still represents a substantial investment in modernising the rail network, businesses in our region are keen that progress on better transport links continues.
David Simister, Harrogate District Chamber of Commerce’s chief executive, said: “Those commuting to and from Harrogate know how vital it is to have a modern and reliable rail service.
“Thanks to many years of lobbying, we have seen our ancient rolling stock upgraded, an increase in the number of trains travelling between York and Harrogate, and the introduction of direct trains between Harrogate and London Kings Cross.
“Ongoing investment in our rail network is vital, particularly if we want to reduce the reliance on cars in favour of public transport, and encourage visitors - leisure and business - to arrive here via rail.”
But many business leaders in the wider region fear last week’s partial U-turn on rail improvements will have damaging long-term effects.
Shevaun Haviland, director general of the British Chambers of Commerce, said: “It is a huge disappointment to the thousands of businesses that were relying on HS2 and Northern Powerhouse Rail to fire up economic regeneration through the improved capacity and connectivity of our rail network.
“The economic benefits that they would have brought to areas across the Midlands and the North would have created growth opportunities for businesses across the country.
“There is also grave concern that without more capacity on our railways, any significant progress on shifting more freight transportation off our roads and onto the rail network will be stymied, making it much more difficult to achieve our net zero ambitions.”
North Yorkshire Chambers of Commerce chair, Amanda Beresford, said: “After 11 years of campaigning for improved rail connectivity both within and across our region, the Government’s announcement will call into question just how serious it is on levelling up .”
What’s in new £96bn rail package?
The HS2 eastern leg from the East Midlands to Leeds has been scrapped. HS2 trains to and from London will instead run on existing lines. The decision is set to make journeys between Leeds and London take 32 minutes longer than originally envisaged.
No new high-speed line between Leeds and Manchester, instead it will now be a combination of new track and enhancements to existing infrastructure.
Electrification of the Midland Main Line and the Transpennine route.
The East Coast Main Line will be upgraded.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said, in total, the £96 billion Integrated Rail Plan (IRP) would slash journey times across the region with 110 miles of new high-speed line.


DDA Housing scheme Draw result 2022 for 1354 flats in Dwarka, Jasola, Manglapuri, Vasant Kunj and Rohini areas has been released. Applicants can download the DDA Draw of lost & waiting list pdf at dda.org.in. The DDA Draw result pdf will have the Applicant’s Name, Block name, Flat type, Flat No, Floor, Flat Category & location. Download the DDA Housing scheme Draw Result 2021-2022 from this page. Get the direct link below.
DDA Housing Scheme Draw 2022 Results(draw of lots) Pdf
Delhi Development Authority(DDA) has published the Draw Result of the DDA Housing scheme 2022 today(10 March 2022). Applicants can now check the list online at http://dda.org.in/. Total 1345 flats will be allotted to the Applicants for Higher Income Group (HIG), Middle Income Group (MIG), Lower Income Group (LIG), and Janta flats. Those who have applied for the Housing scheme can check the name on the DDA Housing Scheme Draw Result 2021 Pdf.
dda.org.in Housing scheme 2022 details
|Authority Name||Delhi Development Authority(DDA)|
|registration date||Jan 2022|
|Total Flats||1345 Flats|
|Location||Dwarka, Jasola, Manglapuri, Vasant Kunj and Rohini|
|Flats category||MIG, HIG, LIG, Janta|
DDA Housing Scheme Waiting List 2022 Pdf
DDA has also published the List of Waitlisted Applicants of the DDA Housing Scheme 2022. Applicants can check their Names on the Waiting list file. The Category wise list has been published online at www.dda.org.in.
Direct link DDA Housing Scheme Draw result 2022 Pdf?
Draw of lots or Draw result Pdf 2022- Click here
waiting list link- click here
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The Sheridan City Council will handle a light agenda this evening as there are only two items on the agenda; one under old business and one under new business. After being tabled twice, the agreement with UPN to provide the City with fiber optics will once again be considered by the Council. Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey.
Under new business, the Council will consider a petition to rezone 2.61 acres of land located at 600 KROE Lane from B-1 Business to M-1 Industrial. Tonight's Sheridan City Council meeting will get underway at 7 o'clock on the third floor of City Hall in Council Chambers. The meeting will also be broadcast live on AM1410 KWYO.


9.6 Acre Tract zoned Residential on Commercial Land. Located adjacent to The Cottages of Boone, this tract enjoys tremendous view potential and amazing visibility from Highway 105. There is ample building area above street level that would support a variety of commercial or residential developments. Approximately 1,500 feet of frontage on Poplar Grove Road adds to the appeal.
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Project Status Report
The following is a brief update on current projects:
Windsor Lakes Lift Station (Design: Bleyl): Working on MUD 95 connection. 36" gravity sewer connection to existing wet well complete.
Windsor Lakes Force Main (Design: Bleyl): 18" Forcemain 100% Complete.
30" Gravity sewer and two manholes completed and tested.
Safe School Sidewalks (Design: Anne): Contractor has completed 7th Street and MLK Locations; project is 93% complete.
Wilson Road Widening & Traffic Signal at Frazier (Design: Tara/Street & BGE/Signal): Road scheduled to be complete 8/20: - Contractor to pour gub and gutter at the first 2 driveways. Utilities: approx. 1,100 LF of waterline and approx. 1,200 LF of sanitary sewer installed.
SSOI Section-6 Sanitary Sewer Rehab (Design: Tara/Rafael): Pre-TV on Section 6 is approximately 98% complete; Pipe bursting approximately 8,400 linear feet complete. Continue working on restoration in other areas. Contractor has begun the 8" and 10" pipe bursting. Contractor is working around Hauke Alternative school.
Grace Crossing Traffic Signal (Design: Kimley-Horn): TXDOT Permit approved. Two mast arm foundations complete.
Grace Crossing Roadway Extension (Design: Kimley-Horn): 95% of the storm is complete and contractor has completed the Fence next to Valero.
FM 2854 Water Relocation, Sewer Relocation, and Pipe Bursting (Design: Kimley-Horn): Supplies to be delivered in the filed 8/20, contractor to start pipe bursting on 8/20.
Effluent Outfall Structure (Design: Carollo): Outfall structure has been installed and tied into the pipe. Contractor has poured 4th encasement. Approximately 1,900 linear feet of pipe has been installed.
Freedom Boulevard (aka Veterans Memorial Park Drive) (Design: Bleyl): Contractor has placed approximately 80% of the fill. Box Culvert to be delivered next week. Entergy is moving the pole/utilities.
Signal – S. Loop 336 at Conroe Medical Center Drive (Design: Kimley-Horn): Advertise: 7/29, 8/6, 8/14. Pre-Bid Meeting: 8/8 Receive bids: 8/16.
SSOI Section 7 – Phase 1: Advertise: 8/5, 8/9, 8/21. Pre-Bid Meeting: 8/16. Receive bids: 8/23.
Longmire Road Widening (Design: Bleyl): Bid Fall 2018 (30-60 days) Gas Line relocation has started.
Sewer Rehab - River Pointe Area (Design: BGE): Bid Fall 2018.
Pollok Drive, Conroe Park Drive, Conroe Park Drive & Pollok (CIDC: Start Advertising 8/19.
Install High Water Gates on TxDOT Roads: Multiple Use Agreement (MUA) received for all locations.
Transportation: Hwy 105 Access Management: Contractor is working on the south side driveways and sidewalk. The contractor installing irrigation and power.
- SH 105/I-45 Sanitary Sewer Rehab Phase 2: Sewer installation 100% complete and two lift stations taken offline.
- League Line Road and Plantation Drive Sidewalks
- M.P. Clark Roadway
- Street Rehab & Asphalt Overlay Project:Mobilization for additional overlay on 1st St to begin."
- Traffic Signal: FM 1484 and Technology Parkway
- Splash Pad - MLK
- Public Works Service Center


Bus Route No. 27: Service Delays & Detours due to Major Passaic Co. Bridge Construction Project – Effective Immediately
Effective immediately and continuing until further notice, a major construction project on the Kingsland Street Bridge in Passaic County will occur, impacting traffic flow in the region.
During this time, NJ TRANSIT Bus Route No. 27 will operate on a detour from Delawanna to Irvington.
Customers should anticipate significant traffic delays to and from Newark/Irvington on weekdays only and plan their trips accordingly.
Additionally, all No. 27 buses are subject to potential service delays of 10 minutes during the AM and PM peak times on weekdays.
We appreciate your patience during this adjustment.
For more information and language assistance, please call NJ TRANSIT Customer Service at (973) 275-5555 between the hours of 8:30AM and 5PM daily.


This is good news if you like walking up steep hills for fun. This is bad news if you live in Manitou Springs and don’t like weekends crowd and/or don’t like walking up hills but know people who want you to do it with them anyway.
If you’re indifferent why did you click on this?
Anyway, the company that is doing the construction on an improvement at the Manitou Incline says work is around 35 percent done.
This comes about a month after the popular trail was closed to allow crews to repair damaged retaining walls, clear debris and improve drainage.
The construction was expected to last four months, and closed the entire trail.
The $2 million project is funded by the Community Development Block Grant.
The Incline is a hiking trail that covers 2,000 feet in about a mile.


August 16, 2016
TART Trails organization and Top of Michigan Trails Council spearhead the multiyear project spanning Grand Traverse, Antrim and Charlevoix counties and seven townships. The proposed 46-mile Traverse City to Charlevoix route closes an existing gap to create a 325-mile nonmotorized pathway. It will connect Traverse City’s TART Trail to Charlevoix’s Little Traverse Wheelway and link to the rest of the Northern Lower Peninsula’s trail network. Read more here from the Record Eagle.


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With a distance of less than 8 minutes from Johor Bahru City Centre, Bayu Permas Residences holds a prime location in Permas Jaya.
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[INDIA REAL ESTATE NEWS] Good morning everyone I am Rumi Dhar from Kama Group.|
Here I have important INDIA real estate news to share with you which is as mention under.
Infrastructure company Larsen & Toubro (L&T) on Friday said its construction arm has
bagged an up to Rs 5,000 crore contract from Chennai Metro Rail Corporation. "The business
has secured an order from Chennai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (CMRL) to construct nearly
12 km twin bored tunnels from Kellys station to Taramani Road Junction station," the
company said in a regulatory filing.
L&T said the business has also secured another order from Chennai Metro Rail Corporation
to construct approx 8 Km of elevated Viaduct with 9 elevated metro stations starting from
Power House to Porur Junction including other associated works.
The engineering and construction company did not provide the exact value of the contract,
but as per its project classification, "large" orders are those valued between Rs 2,500 crore
and Rs 5,000 crore.
L&T said these projects are the first packages of phase - II which have been awarded by
Chennai Metro Rail.
"Both the projects were bagged under stiff competition from domestic and international
metro construction players," the company added.
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Anyone visiting Bend today will immediately notice the many roundabouts that keep traffic flowing. Home to many large-scale sculptures, such as the famously nicknamed “Flaming Chicken,” “High Desert Spiral,” and “Mt. Bachelor Compass,” the roundabouts are a source of intrigue and inspiration today. But before 1999, there were no roundabouts in town. As roundabouts “turn” 25, we look back at how they were conceived.
The person who brought the roundabout concept to Bend is Brooks Resources Chairman, Mike Hollern. At the time, the city was experiencing traffic-related growing pains. Roundabouts seemed like a good solution.
Mike said, “I was inspired by the roundabouts in places I’d visited, such as Washington D.C. and Europe. The traffic circles made so much sense to me. And the site where the first Bend roundabout was placed, at Century Drive and Colorado Avenue, felt like the perfect spot for the concept to take root.”
Mike also noted that in addition to preserving large trees in the intersections, they would serve as ideal blank canvases for public art. Since then, most of the roundabouts in Bend feature stunning sculptures funded by Bend Foundation and generous donations from the community. Art in Public Places manages the call-for-artist and art selection processes in collaboration with the City of Bend. Due to the immense excitement the roundabout art has generated, Visit Bend has even established the Roundabout Art Route for locals and visitors alike to explore via downloadable maps on the Visit Bend website.
There was considerable pushback to the concept initially. Never one to shy from the opposition, Brooks Resources mounted an education initiative including a public meeting. In the end, despite the initial hesitations from some local entities, the concept was adopted, resulting in over 50 roundabouts today with more in the works. These marvels not only improve traffic flow but also enhance safety by reducing speed and minimizing accidents.
As Bend continues to embrace the roundabout revolution, it’s clear that these traffic circles have become more than just intersections—they’re symbols of progress, creativity, and forward-thinking. So, next time you navigate Bend’s streets, remember the journey that brought us ’round and ’round to where we are today.
From gridlock to graceful flow, it appears Bend’s roundabouts are here to stay.


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1. 2242 Saint Albans: Application for the erection of a first floor addition in the existing court yard and erection of third and fourth floor addition on top of existing two-story attached building to include a new roof deck on top of third story accessed by door on the fourth floor. For use as a single family household living.
REFUSALS: 1) If abutting lots on both sides of an attached house contain only two stories of habitable space, the stories above the second story of the attached house shall be set back an additional 8 ft., whereas no setback is proposed.
2) Maximum height required is 38 ft., proposed is 43 ft. 11 in.


Service will run every 12 minutes Monday-Friday and every 20 minutes on weekends. Hours will be:
Monday-Thursday: 5:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Friday: 5:30 a.m. - midnight
Saturday: 6:30 a.m. - midnight
Sunday: 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
No construction vehicles for this project will be permitted to travel through the neighborhoods west of Route 1. Vehicles exiting this area will be required to exit towards Route 1.
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Update – Graydon Pool Project – Upcoming Open Houses – from Village of Ridgewood website:
Representatives from the Ridgewood Pool Project, Parks and Recreation, and the Village Council will hold a series of Open Houses to discuss design concepts for the proposed Graydon Pool renovation. All residents are invited to come and share their opinions. The object of these sessions is to gather as much resident feedback as possible for the Council to consider before it decides how to proceed, when feasible, with the hiring of an architectural-design firm. Meetings will be held at the Community Center in Village Hall.
Tue., 3/24 – 9:30 AM
Wed., 3/25 – 1:00 PM
Thu., 3/26 – 8:00 PM
Sat., 3/28 – 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM
Mon., 3/30 – 8:00 PM
Tue., 3/31 – 9:30 AM
Wed., 4/1 – 1:00 PM
Note: Remember to ASK ALL Questions! and Give your feedback!


Starting May 5th, the Town of Andover’s general contractor will be replacing water mains on several streets around town (see map). Construction will occur Monday through Friday, from 7 am to 3 pm. We anticipate this construction to last approximately 5 months.
The streets included in the project are as follows: Poor St, Kensington St, Kenilworth St, Magnolia Ave, Ferndale Ave, Stirling St, Dumbarton St, Sutherland St, Carlisle St, Liberty St from Sutherland St to Carlisle St, Haverhill St from York St to Enmore St, North Main St from Railroad St to Joyce Ter, Pearson St, Essex St, and Ridge St. (see map)
The construction may require some adjustments in neighborhood driving patterns; however, every effort will be made to minimize this inconvenience. There may be detours and delays. Emergency vehicles will not be prevented from responding to calls. There will be periodic shutdowns and potential discolored water associated with this water main work. Please report discolored water to the Water Division by email at firstname.lastname@example.org., or call 978-623-8707 and leave a message. View our Discolored Water PDF for more information and tips.
Feel free to contact the Engineering Division at 978-623-8770 with any questions or concerns.
On the night of Monday, September 19th, the Town’s contractor will continue water main work on Essex St. This will include a water main shutdown of #53-70 Essex Street and Dundee Park (see map) from 10:00 pm to 5:00 am (OVERNIGHT). Construction will take place from 8:00 pm to 6:00 am. The construction may cause some adjustments in driving patterns; there may be detours and delays. Emergency vehicles will not be prevented from responding to their calls
On Tuesday, September 6th, the Town's contractor will continue water main work on Haverhill Street, from York St to Enmore St. The construction may cause some adjustments in driving patterns; there may be detours and delays. Emergency vehicles will not be prevented from responding to their calls. This work will require some night work and water main shutdowns. More information to follow.
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We have two proposed locations in mind for the new basketball half court in Browns Bay.
The proposed locations are:
- Freyberg Park
- Sherwood Reserve
We'd like you to help us decide on a site for construction.
Have your say
This is your opportunity to have your say on the location of the Browns Bay basketball half court.
More specifically, we'd like to know:
- which location you prefer
- why you prefer this location
- if you have any additional comments
When you can have your say
You can have your say from 14 May to 24 May 2019.


SOUTH-EAST London Council of Action joined with local residents to stop the eviction of young people from homes on the Heygate Estate in Elephant and Castle yesterday, where tenants are resisting plans to sell-off the council housing to private developers.
Vally Wilson, secretary of the South-East London Council of Action, said: ‘We came here today to defend the council housing and stop illegal eviction of people who live here.
‘We partly succeeded in bringing to the council’s attention the issue of illegal evictions and the issue of people not wanting to leave the estate.
‘We are against the council’s tactics and deliberate harassment and intimidation to put tenants on the street.
Pablo Goni said: ‘Yesterday I received an illegal eviction letter from the council where they tell us that we have to leave in 24 hours.
‘But this letter has not come from the court.
‘They say that they are going to put this family here, but it’s not true, because these homes are not in a good state to house families and what they are doing is closing housing with metal sheets and doors.
‘This happened three weeks ago: someone received the same letter and now the house is sealed and we have the paper with the number of that home.
‘I have a picture of that household closed.
‘I contacted the Council of Action and the squatters association and we met in front of my home.
‘This is something that had to be done very hurriedly.
‘It is critical to defend the council estates, to keep these homes open so that people can still live here and they don’t waste council housing, leaving it empty for two years until the demolition.
‘We want to stop the estates being sold off and we will stay here as long as we can and lots of tenants feel the same, because they are being bullied with the same kinds of papers.
‘We want to stop bullying and stop privateers taking over.’


The 2020 City of Ojai Libbey Bowl fee waiver applications are now available. Those who wish to obtain an application, may do so by clicking here, to view the guidelines please click here.
Completed application and all requested supporting materials must be received at Ojai City Hall by October 25, 2019. Applications may be mailed or submitted to: City of Ojai, 401 S. Ventura Street. All applications must be received by the deadline; no postmarks accepted.


The reorganisation of local government in 1974 saw the end in Wales of Parish Councils and the emergence of new bodies – Town and Community Councils. The first meeting of the newly formed Halkyn Community Council, was held in The Parish Hall, Halkyn in April 1974.
Present Day Information on Halkyn
At the present time there are thirteen Members of Halkyn Community Council, who represent the area. However, the Community Council has been split into Wards. This aspect ensures that each area has a fair representation of elected Councillors’ – but every Councillor is elected to serve the whole Community. The Member representation is as follows: Halkyn Mountain Ward – 9 Members and Pentre Halkyn Ward – 4 members. (See separate listing for information on Councillor and Clerk contact details).
Details of meetings
Community Council meetings are held on the third Monday of the month (except December and August) and usually commence at 7.30 pm. Meetings are held in the Halkyn Parish Hall. However, it is sometimes necessary to commence the meeting at 7.00pm. Therefore, should anyone wish to attend a meeting, please contact the Clerk to the Council to confirm the time, or view the Agenda which will have been uploaded to the Agenda menu of the web site – a few days before the meeting. The first ten minutes of each meeting is allocated to ‘ Public Time ’ whereby residents are welcome to attend and express their views, or ask questions on any particular subject relating to the community.
The Community Council is not a planning authority and as such does not make final decisions on planning applications; this is the responsibility of Flintshire County Council. However, the Community Council is a statutory consultee, and as such receives all planning applications relating to the community. The Community Council do make their respective comments and suggestions on the planning applications, including requesting site meetings.
Which street lights belong to the Community Council: The street lights owned by the Community Council are generally the ones on the roadsides, which are spaced quite far apart. Please report any faults to a Community Councillor, or the Clerk to the Council (details on contact page). The street lights on the housing estates are administered and repaired by the Flintshire County Council – to report a fault of one of these street lights, please call 01352 752121, or visit the web site to report it – www.flintshire.gov.uk


Ottawa's Mayor Jim Watson Just Called Out The "Awful Experience" Of Their New LRT
"To say I'm furious is an understatement," Watson said.
It’s no secret that Ottawa’s new LRT system has been struggling to find its footing since it launched. After countless morning delays, serious overcrowding issues, and widespread shutdown, Ottawans have finally had enough, and it seems that the Mayor has too. Taking to social media after another morning of delays,calling the whole thing an “awful experience.”
Since Ottawa launched their new LRT system back in October, it seems there has been constant problems for Ottawans trying to commute. There’s been delays, shutdowns and persistent malfunctions, and it’s become so bad thatfor anxious and overwhelmed passengers.
As a sign of things to come,causing thousands of Ottawans to criticize the system from the get-go. Now it seems that the capital city’s Mayor has also had enough of the poor LRT service, as he has taken to Twitter to call-out the transit system.
In an angry tweet on Friday, afterin the city, Mayor Jim Watson wrote, “To say I am furious with the poor performance of our LRT system is an understatement."
The Mayor went on to add, “Both RTG and RTM will be held to account for the problems that have frustrated our very patient transit users."
In a second tweet about the service, Watson continued, “I'm meeting with the City’s senior leadership this morning and will provide the public later today with a plan to fix the system on a short and longer term basis.
"In the meantime, I apologize for the awful experience so many residents have experienced over the last few weeks," he added.
Mayor Watson’s tweets come just hours after Ottawa commuters suffered even more delays on Friday morning after service delays on Line 1 due to a door fault at Lees station forced customers to endure longer wait and travel times.
There have been countless issues with the LRT since the new system was introduced in October, andabout the situation, with some starting to walk to work, and others even having to use for anxious and overwhelmed travellers.
Despite feeling initially very positive about the new LRT, it seems that even Ottawa's Mayor has had enough of all of the disruption.
After weeks and weeks of complaining from Ottawans, it remains to be seen if Mayor Watson can get this train back on track!


On March 28, 2017, the Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution 17-144 creating the Penn Valley Area Municipal Advisory Council (MAC) with an effective date of July 1, 2017 as a pilot program for two years. On June 27, 2017, the Board also adopted Resolution 17-362 amending Resolution to include two (2) alternate members to the MAC. The MAC is a formal council that is established for the sole purpose of advising the District IV Supervisor, the Planning Department and Board of Supervisors on development and land use issues that are located within District IV boundaries that are within either the Western Gateway Parks and Recreation District or the Penn Valley Fire District.
The Penn Valley Area MAC boundaries incorporate the boundaries of the Western Gateway Regional Recreation & Park District and the Penn Valley Fire Protection District to the extent and only within the boundaries of the Supervisorial District IV. Therefore, if a resident must live within District IV and either live within the Western Gateway Regional Recreation & Park District or the Penn Valley Fire Protection District top be included within the MAC's boundaries.
If you are interested in serving on the MAC and have any questions, please contact the Clerk of the Board at firstname.lastname@example.org or by calling (530) 265-1480. The maximum number of MAC members is 9 with seven (7) members and two (2) alternate members. Once applications have been received and individuals are selected by District IV Supervisor Hank Weston, their appointment will be approved by the Board of Supervisors. Applicants must be a permanent resident located within the MAC boundaries. Please note that members will be required to file a Financial Disclosure Statement and comply with any and all applicable laws. All newly appointed and reappointed members will be required to sign an Oath of Office prior to serving.


A section of Bignold Park Road will be closed in the evenings between Wednesday 20 March and Friday 22 March, and from 08:00 to 17:00 on Saturday 23 March, to enable road resurfacing works to be carried out.
The stretch affected is a section starting just uphill from the junction with the Holm Road (A961) to just uphill of and including the turnoff to KGS and the Meadows.
Works will take place from 18:00 to 23:00 for the duration of the resurfacing. There will be a short diversion via Holm Road (A961) and Easdale Loan.
The public should note this might affect travel to and from the airport.


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The 10 Mile/Haggerty intersection concrete slab replacement work continues. Beginning Monday, Aug. 7 following the morning peak traffic, the contractor will begin work in the center left turn lanes at all intersection approaches. Left turns will be prohibited. The contractor will crosscut saw the center left-turn lanes on Aug. 7. Beginning at 2 a.m. on Aug. 8, the contractor will remove the concrete slabs and pour concrete. The center left-turn lanes at all approaches are expected to reopen approximately Aug. 21.The previously closed right-turn lanes at the intersection reopened to traffic earlier today (8/4).


Twinsburg should hire Outside Counsel for Zoning Law Evaluation
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Based upon current zoning questions in TWINSBURG and the confusion which encompasses it in relationship to Business verses residential, the citizens of Twinsburg demand Our Mayor and Council to retain an outside expert attorney in zoning law to evaluate and report on zoning in our community. Due to time restraints, the citizens request this to be considered an emergent matter and completed by August 10, 2018.
Failing to provide the highest level of initiative on researching and investigating the current City Zoning laws as they apply to our city as well as State laws is imperative.
The citizens of Twinsburg demand a diligent, decisive, and supportive evaluation of the questioned zoning on Edgewood Drive.
Thoroughness, by any legislative team is imperative, especially when the leadership themselves are confused and perplexed by the verbiage .
Moving forward, let us as a community provide our leadership with the message that our expectations of them are higher than what they are currently providing.
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Kathy Turle-Waldron needs your help with “City of Twinsburg: Twinsburg should hire Outside Counsel for Zoning Law Evaluation”. Join Kathy and 122 supporters today.


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REQUEST FOR BIDS
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
BUSINESS FAÇADE GRANT PROJECT
BASIL BURWELL COMMUNITY THEATER
17 COURT STREET, BELFAST
The Basil Burwell Community Theater, home of the Belfast Maskers at the building located at 17 Court Street, Belfast, Maine, seek qualified vendors to provide bids for the following two separate services:
Rebuild the front retaining wall and re-lay brick pathway ramp and patio in front of doorway.
This work is partially funded through a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Business Façade Grant and is subject to all federal and state requirements for this program. Davis-Bacon wage rates will apply for this project.
The full bid package contains additional information regarding this scope of work.
The full bid package, which includes the complete and detailed scope of work, can be downloaded here (see under 'RELATED DOCUMENTS'), or it can be requested from Raegan LaRochelle at (207) 624-2668 or at . Questions regarding this project can also be directed to Ms. LaRochelle.
Bids are due at 3:00 PM, on Thursday, October 6th and can be either mailed or hand-delivered to: Thomas Kittredge, Economic Development Director, City of Belfast (Belfast City Hall, top floor), 131 Church Street, Belfast, Maine 04915. Bids submitted by e-mail or fax will not be accepted. The bid opening will take place immediately following the bid deadline and will be open to the public. The City of Belfast reserves the right to accept or reject any bids.
The City of Belfast is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
An updated bid package (Update 1) was uploaded on October 4th, 2022, and can be found below under 'RELATED DOCUMENTS' for download.


Further to Question No: 2016/4854:
Further to Question No: 2016/4380:
In August you wrote a very welcome letter to the Secretary of State for Transport about the impact of HS2 on Euston setting out your concerns on behalf of residents after you met with local representatives. Details of this appeared in the Evening Standard last month. Have you received a reply yet; and if so, will you publish it; and if not what are you doing to press for a reply?
Your response being:
The Secretary of State responded to my letter on 10 October, stating that he shares my desire to maximise the opportunity HS2 presents locally and wants to see a comprehensive redevelopment of Euston.
His response also recognises that it is critical to mitigate the impacts of construction on people living and working around the Euston area. Whilst the SoS's response provides some reassurance, I will continue to push for a better outcome at Euston to reduce the impacts of HS2 and protect peoples quality of life and livelihoods.
Will you now publish the Secretary of State's letter of 10th October?


Muck on face of local bodies as people fill potholes in Ballari
Several minor accidents have occurred because of potholes, but the local administration has not taken any action despite complaints, said Venkatesh Reddy, a resident.
Published: 08th November 2022 02:53 AM | Last Updated: 08th November 2022 02:53 AM | A+A A-
BALLARI/HUBBALLI : The condition of roads has worsened across the state and Ballari is no different. Frustrated with bad roads, and not waiting for the local municipal body to take up the repair work, citizens have jumped in to fill potholes in Ballari city, spending money from their own pocket.
Several minor accidents have occurred because of potholes, but the local administration has not taken any action despite complaints, said Venkatesh Reddy, a resident. “By the time the corporation starts working, we may lose some people to accidents. We did not wait for the administration to wake up. A few like-minded residents collected money and we started filling up large potholes near Royal Circle, SP Office Road and Moti Circle,” he added.
‘Most roads don’t last more than six months’
Prabhakar Nagaldinni, another resident, said most of the roads in the city do not last more than six months.
“The administration should take action against contractors. Ours was not a mock protest. We bought cement and crushed stones, mixed them and then filled the potholes. It is a temporary solution, but we hope the administration will do its part,” he said.
People in Hubballi and Dharwad too took up a similar exercise. A group of women performed the tulasi pooja on the road and also filled up potholes in protest. “We have been requesting local leaders for many months to repair the roads, but no one is responding. The roads are in a bad shape and hundreds of motorists pass through them without complaining. We decided to organise a ritual and also repair roads as a mark of protest,” said a resident.


A Meath Councillor has called for bigger fines to be imposed when it comes to illegal dumping.
Fianna Fail's Padraig Fitzsimons raised the issue at this month’s Navan Municipal District meeting.
He had previously asked Meath County Council to remove rubbish from an area off the Trim Road which accesses Woodview Estate and Limekiln.
The Councils Area Engineer Paul O' Brien confirmed that works would be undertaken immediately.
Councillor Fitzsimons is welcoming this.


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In order to facilitate and promote economic activity and create a vibrant streetscape, the city of Berkley allows for administrative approval of outdoor dining service areas and parklets for drinks and dining. Applications and supporting documentation can be submitted to the Community Development Department for review and approval. Permits expire on December 31 and must be renewed annually.
Rooftop outdoor dining service areas require special land use approval. Contact the Community Development Department for additional information.
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With the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities gaining more powers over local government finances, there is a possibility that local authorities may lose a lot of the power that they had over their own running.
With the announcement of the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill, it seems like Michael Gove, the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, will be able to put a limit on the amount of money that councils will be able to borrow as well as being able to force a council to “divest itself of a specified asset.” These powers were traditionally reserved for councils that had been placed in special measures.
In an article he wrote for The House, Paul Dennett, Labour Mayor of the City of Salford said:
“Local authorities have huge potential in the levelling up agenda, possessing a wealth of intricate and detailed knowledge of their local areas often overlooked by top-down Whitehall mandarins, in addition to a wealth of expertise in the delivery of services which is near universally overlooked and undervalued within our Westminster-centric politics.”
Considering the fact that Britain is already amongst the most centralised of any government structure across the globe, the removal of key powers from the local governments takes decisions out of their hands, at a time when the central government is trying to help these areas to increase opportunity and regeneration, whilst improving the standard of living.
With the rising cost of living and the mounting pressure on local councils to help their residents, whilst also trying to achieve their levelling up and net zero goals, these councils are in the best position to know where money should be invested and what funding they need, so the removal of powers from them could seriously harm the levelling up agenda.


Milwaukee Bucks Statement on Announcement by Gov. Scott Walker
“We thank Gov. Walker for his leadership and commitment to building a transformative, multi-purpose arena that will help revitalize Milwaukee.”
“We thank Gov. Walker for his leadership and commitment to building a transformative, multi-purpose arena that will help revitalize Milwaukee,” said Bucks President Peter Feigin. “The governor’s support brings Wisconsin closer to creating a new state-of-the-art venue and entertainment destination that will become an economic catalyst for the entire state. We look forward to working closely with Gov. Walker, the state legislature, local officials and the entire community to make this vision a reality.”
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Repave Our Street!
Dear Neighbors on Oxford St,
I have lived on this street for well over a decade. During that time, I have discussed the possibility of getting the street repaired with various council members. Nothing has come of these discussions, partly because Oxford Street is paved with concrete, which makes resurfacing more difficult.
A few months ago, it came to my attention that there were plans to resurface Oxford Street but only from Hearst to Cedar. I was dismayed that after all this time, they were going to fix Oxford St, but not all the way.
As you know from living on this street, it is very busy and quite noisy. All the streets in Berkeley are in poor repair but the combination of the configuration of our street (being concrete and having gaps built into the street between sections) and the ever increasing potholes, makes the noise level on Oxford worse. There are times when trucks barrel down the street, bouncing so much that it can sound like fireworks going off.
I contacted city council member Sophie Hahn who has been very sympathetic and responsive. I am currently working with one of her staff members, Brandon Norris, to try to get the resurfacing of Oxford St, which is due to be done in 2018, extended up to Rose Street. These last two blocks are, in my opinion, in just as bad repair as the section between Hearst and Cedar. Getting them to extend their work is much more cost effective than doing a separate project.
In order for us to prevail, I will need the support of the community. I am asking that you sign our petition, requesting that these two blocks of Oxford St be resurfaced when they are doing the already scheduled project which goes to Cedar Street.
Please join me in this effort to improve the quality of life on Oxford Street by lending your support to this project. If you are interested in updates about this project and/or are willing to work with us to get this done, please email me for more information: email@example.com


7 pm June 18th, Building 3 of the Arsenal Terminal complex
Members of Lawrenceville Stakeholders are urged to attend a special June 18, 2009 meeting on the vacant and deteriorating McBride log house at 38th and Charlotte Streets. The meeting will be held at 7 pm at Keith Cochran’s architectural office, which is on 39th Street below Butler Street in Building 3 of the Arsenal Terminal complex. Building 3 is a two-story red brick 19th century building on the east side of 39th Street, about 500 ft north of Butler Street. Stakeholders is inviting City Councilman Patrick Dowd, State Senator Jim Ferlo, and Lawrenceville Corp. executive director Maureen Ford to this meeting.


Sometimes a bridge project fixes more than the bridge. Governor Patrick's Accelerated Bridge Program is putting the finishing touches on a bridge project which has restored use of McNerney Road in Becket for travelers and Shaker Mill Brook for wildlife.
Nestled in the scenic Berkshires, Shaker Mill Brook once passed under McNerney Road via a corrugated steel pipe culvert which did not provide ideal stream characteristics for the area’s cold water fish. When MassDOT replaced the bridge, where there was once a large metal pipe there are now round stones of all sizes and the riffle, plunge pools and natural substrate that native cold-water fish need to survive and thrive. A variety of native plants dot the embankments of the bridge, softening the transition to the banks of the brook. Wildlife such as trout, turtles, wood ducks, otter, and mink can now pass freely underneath McNerney Road.
The Accelerated Bridge project of course also reopened the road to its wheeled and two-legged users as well- weeks earlier than planned. The deteriorated bridge had been closed, and the project used a prefabricated bridge to accelerate construction— the bridge was built in just one construction season and the road reopened 30 days ahead of schedule. Thanks to great coordination between MassDOT, TEC, David G. Roach & Sons, the National Parks Service and the Army Corps of Engineers, the project is a great success.
Visit MassDOT on Flickr for more photos of the project.
Whittier Bridge/I-95 Project Traffic Update posted on Sep 19
Work on the Whittier Bridge/I-95 Project in Newburyport and Amesbury will require extended lane closure hours beginning next week. Beginning on Monday, September 22, the hours of daytime construction will extend the I-95 Northbound right lane closure the associated right lane closure on I-95 Northbound …Continue Reading Whittier Bridge/I-95 Project Traffic Update
Take the Clean Air Challenge! Join Us September 22-26 posted on Sep 18
Massachusetts travelers will improve air-quality by choosing more sustainable transportation options during the Massachusetts Clean Air Challenge (formerly Car-Free Week). This year, Massachusetts challenges you to explore your commuting options and Shift Your Mode from September 22nd-26th. By trying greener modes including carpooling, vanpooling, bicycling, …Continue Reading Take the Clean Air Challenge! Join Us September 22-26
MBTA Silver Line to Chelsea Approved posted on Sep 17
The MassDOT Board of Directors today approved a construction contract to extend the MBTA’s increasingly popular Silver Line from East Boston to Chelsea. A project funded entirely by Governor Deval Patrick’s 2013 Transportation Finance Plan, the Silver Line will be extended past the Seaport to …Continue Reading MBTA Silver Line to Chelsea Approved


The Differences Between MRT, LRT & KRL
Posted At April 9th, 2019
The inauguration of the two newest transportation modes in the capital, namely Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) and Jakarta LRT (Light Rail Transit) was recently done by President Joko Widodo accompanied by Governor Anies Baswedan.
The MRT (referred to as Moda Raya Transportasi) has apparently been initiated for a long time by the former third president of the Republic of Indonesia, namely B.J. Habibie in 1985 and LRT (referred to as Integrated Railroad Railroad) were projects aimed at replacing the stalled monorail project.
Around 2005, during the administration of President Susilo Bambang Yudoyono, the MRT was made a national project and on 28 November 2006 it was followed up with the signing of financing for the Jakarta MRT Project carried out by the Governor of Japan Bank for International Cooperation, Kyosuke Shinozawa and Indonesian Ambassador to Japan Yusuf Anwar.
In 2012, the MRT groundbreaking was carried out by the DKI governor at the time, Fauzi Bowo, while the construction of LRT began in the era of Governor Basuki Tjahaya Purnama, which was around 2015.
Finally, on March 24, 2019, the MRT was inaugurated by President Joko Widodo and followed by the inauguration of the LRT. That is, it has been long enough for the people of Indonesia, especially Jakarta, to wait for the presence of the MRT and LRT.
If previously DKI Jakarta residents were familiar with the mode of electric rail (KRL) or commuterline transportation, the MRT and LRT were something new. However, you know, what is the difference between MRT and LRT and other types of electric train transportation in Indonesia?
The following are some of the differences in MRT, LRT and KRL.
MRT, LRT and KRL Transport Capacities
KRL is designed to facilitate massive and rapid mass transportation. KRL is capable of carrying around 2000 people in one KRL circuit (8-10 cars). That is, the target of passenger transportation in a day is expected to reach 1.2 million people.
The MRT is targeted to be able to transport 1,950 passengers in a series consisting of 6 cars or 173,400 passengers per day.
The LRT can only carry around 600 passengers with a series of 2-4 cars or 360,000 passengers per day.
Why LRT with a small carrying capacity but can carry more mass in one day? This can be possible because there are more LRT operational routes planned than the MRT.
LRT works with the concept of moving more passengers through more route operations.
In addition to carrying capacity, it turns out that there are other technical differences between MRT, LRT, and KRL, namely on the type of crossing.
KRL operates with an elevated type of railroad track and most of it is a level crossing.
MRT railroad tracks are made elevated and underground without level crossings.
In LRT, the railroad tracks are made only so that level crossing conflicts can be avoided.
KRL and LRT are produced by PT INKA (Railroad Industry) while the MRT is imported directly from Japan (the production of the Sumitomo Corporation company and in collaboration with Nippon Sharyo).
MRT is under the control of PT Mass Rapid Transit Jakarta while the KRL is operated by PT Kereta Commuter Indonesia and the LRT will be under the auspices of PT Kereta Api Indonesia.
Now, the people of Jakarta have many choices of electric-powered train transportation that enable fast and barrier-free transfer. The mode of transportation is expected to make it easier for the wider community to carry out mobility from one place to another.
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Lucknow is the capital of Uttar Pradesh, the most populous state in India. It is known for its rich cultural heritage. The present population of Lucknow city is more than 3 million. Being an important service and trading center, Lucknow continues to grow and attract a large number of people to the city. The government of Uttar Pradesh has decided to implement Lucknow Metro Rail Project as an integrated mass public transport system that meets the mobility and accessibility needs of people of Lucknow.
To implement the Lucknow Metro Rail Project, a special purpose vehicle (SPV), Lucknow Metro Rail Corporation (LMRC) was incorporated on 25.11.2013 under the Companies Act, 1956. The certificate of commencement of business was issued on 24.12.2013. This Company is jointly owned by GoI and GoUP. The authorized capital of the Company is Rs 2000 Cr.
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Parks & Recreation Advisory Commission
March 1, 2023 at 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
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The Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission (PRAC) serves as a liaison between the Director of Recreation and Parks, the Board of Supervisors, and the citizens of the community. The commission meets on the first Wednesday of each month.
2023 Meeting Notes & Changes
July: Meeting will be held on July 12 (due to July 4th holiday)
August: No Meeting
December 6: Joint Meeting and Luncheon with HPAC & BAC


"DART’s light rail service helps connect Irving residents and visitors to key locations throughout DFW, including airports, business centers, medical facilities, shopping, cultural destinations, universities and beyond. For many Irving residents, DART is the link from home to essential services, work and entertainment. Congratulations on 25 years of light rail service, DART!"
From the Irving-Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce:
“DART light rail is far more than just 'the thing you ride.' It is your 'trusted guide' to discovering all that Irving-Las Colinas has to offer. The DART Orange Line was a key piece of the creation of transit-oriented developments in Irving-Las Colinas. These unique developments result in extremely appealing options for residents looking for a live, work, walk and play environment as well as convenient access to amenities throughout the entire North Texas region.
"Las Colinas is Irving’s premier business center with nearby access to more than 3 million highly qualified employees. Connectivity via five DART Rail Orange Line stations provides a significant amenity for employers recruiting the best talent. Easy access to both airports have made calling Irving-Las Colinas home a smart business decision for 12 Fortune 1000 global headquarters and 150 international companies.
"With dozens of restaurants and retail at the Toyota Music Factory, as well as premier concerts and shows at Live Nation Pavilion, entertaining out-of-town guests via the seamless DART Rail line has never been easier. DART Light Rail makes experiencing all that Irving-Las Colinas has to offer easily accessible.”


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