LETTER: Our pavements are appalling
I am writing to bring the attention of elderly and disabled residents in the area of Crowne Street, Eastbourne, to the appalling condition of the pavements on the left hand side of the road (looking up the road from Watts Lane).
I have contacted East Sussex County Council’s Highways department and they say that these pavements do not need repairing or replacing,
Apparently they were checked by a Highways Steward, who, I am presuming, is not elderly or disabled and has no idea about walking along a pavement where you have to be looking down at every step.
I have also been in contact with our MP Caroline Ansell who has tried to help us with this matter but, even with photographs of these pavements, she has had no better outcome than us.
One of our residents made the following comment: “If we were in Meads they would have been repaired yesterday” – and this is a apparently not far from the truth.
Secretary of the Crowne House Residents Association,


The Town of Baldwin is temporarily shutting off the water supply to all of its residents.
Earlier, a shut off was announced for residents located on Lockey Street & John Street. The shut-off is to repair a water line break.
Officials say that the shut off is for an emergency situation but did not elaborate
Officials say that the water will be turned off for an undetermined amount of time – pending further notice.
For more information, officials ask that residents call Town Hall directly at (337) 923-7523.


Lawther St Closed Thursday 8/8/2019
The City of Dubuque Water Department will be closing Lawther St between Brunswick St and Pinard St on Thursday 8/8/2019 from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM for water valve replacement work. During the project traffic will be detoured to Burden St, to Windsor Ave, to E 24th St, to Jackson St, to E 29th St. Click here to see a map of the closure/detour.
A map of all current detours/closures is available at www.cityofdubuque.org/detours. For additional information on this closure, contact the City of Dubuque Water Department at 563-589-4291. Please Note: Closure dates/times are estimates and are subject to change without notification based on weather and contractor schedules.


Street Profile is a series of short articles providing a quick overview of one of the streets of the Kingdom of Talossa.
In this issue, we talk about E. Hartford Ave, a street in the province of Ataturk is in a East-West orientation and covers almost the whole width Ataturk province, between N. Cambridge Avenue, right next to the Milwaukee River which divides the Kingdom from the city of Milwaukee, to N. Lake Drive which, in Ataturk, is the East-Most street, right on the shore of the lake.
E. Hartford avenue is interesting because it is the only street to cover the entire width of Ataturk while being entirely in the province.
The only other two streets which allow you to drive or walk across the province as E. Kenwood Blvd, which divides Ataturk from Benito, west of N. Maryland, and Vuode, east of N. Maryland, and E. Edgewood is the northern frontier of Talossa.
Three streets allow you to get further East: E Newport Court, E. Hampshire Street, not to be confused with E. Hampshire Street and E. Kenwood boulevard.
For most of it’s length, E. Hartford Ave is a quiet typical semi-urban residential street with a 25 mph speed limit.
The street had 2 lanes, one in each direction and allows parking on the south-side most of the time and restricts parking on its North side to specific hours or, in some areas, at all times.
There is a sidewalk separated from the street by a good foot of grass, with trees planted in the separation.
There are light signals at the corner of N. Downer, N. Oakland Ave, and tiny roundabouts at N Bartlett and N. Newhall.
At the corner of N. Oakland Ave, on Oakland, is a 7 Eleven and a Papa Johh’s Pizza.
Apart from that, the only non-residential presence is between N. Downer and N. Oakland Ave where the avenue crosses right in the middle of the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
E. Hartford Ave is particularly important since it is where the Cosa resides!
Do you have suggestions on which street to do next? Don’t hesitate to leave a comment to this article on the Zespenat.ca website


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WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWTI) — The City of Watertown is getting back in the “swim” of things as far as summer recreational opportunities.
The City of Watertown Department of Parks and Recreation has announced that the Thompson Park Municipal pool will open on June 29, 2021.
The pool will be open from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. daily.
Additionally, Watertown’s Parks and Recreation Department has confirmed hours of operation for local playgrounds.
All city-run playgrounds will be open Mondays through Fridays starting June 29, 2021, and follow summer hours which will run from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
This applies to the Academy, Thompson Park, North Hamilton and North Elementary playgrounds.
No pre-registration is required for city playgrounds.


The need to plant trees as one element of tackling the challenges of climate change has been well documented in the press over the last few months. Here in Hassocks we have had a specific initiative in place to plant more trees since 2009.
Since 2009, Hassocks Parish Council has funded the planting of 345 trees in the verges of the residential streets of Hassocks. This has also been generously supported by donations from a number of other organisations including the Hassocks Community Organisation, donations from residents via the collection tins around the village and personal donations from individuals. 2009 was the year when a small group of people decided to take forward the replacement of old trees and the introduction of new planting which was envisaged in the Parish Council’s ‘village design statement’ document of that time. The group called itself ‘Trees for Hassocks’ and aims to do what it says on the tin! We do the following things:
We also try to keep people informed of the planting work through the Talkabout and now on the Hassocks Uncovered Facebook page.
If you would like to make a donation to the Tree Fund please kindly contact the Parish Council. If you would like a tree planted in a verge outside your property then please contact Steve Richards on 01273 844757.
Thank you for your ongoing support in replacing and increasing our wonderful street trees here in Hassocks.
Penny Rome 01273 844100
Steve Richards 01273 844757
Neighbourhood Plan Committee


Raleigh-area owners hope the next home for the massive painting depicting the Civil War battle at Gettysburg is someplace that can properly display it. When fully extended, the canvas is nearly 400 feet long and several stories tall.
When a landowner seeks to rezone his property, neighbors can sign a protest petition. If enough neighbors sign the petition, state law mandates that a city council needs a super-majority to approve the rezoning request rather than a simple majority.
The Cary Town Council voted 5-1 to approve a rezoning request by Maryland-based GB Development Consulting Company that will eventually bring 130 homes to more than 58 acres on Wackena Road, located between N.C. 55 and N.C. 540.


'Ryde Central' New Name For Civic Hub Site
Published on 27 July 2017
Council has received advice from the Geographic Names Board that its application to rename the Ryde Civic Hub site ‘Ryde Central’ has been approved.
The new name appeared in the NSW Government Gazette on 19 May 2017 following the exhibition of the name ‘Ryde Central’ by the Geographical Names Board of NSW, between 12 April and 15 May 2017, which did not attract any objections.
‘Ryde Central’ won the People’s Choice in a ‘Name the Site’ competition for the Design Our Ryde Civic Precinct site at 1 Devlin Street, Ryde.
City of Ryde Mayor, Clr Bill Pickering, said: “The reference to ‘Ryde Central’ was first used in 1841 by land owner James Devlin to describe a number of building lots under the title ‘plan of the village of Ryde’. It has a strong geographic and historical link to this iconic site and brings with it an exciting new identity.”
‘Ryde Central’ takes in the site of the Council’s previous administration centre, the Ryde Civic Centre building, and the still operational Ryde Civic Hall which continues to host many Council and community events, including Citizenship Ceremonies and the Ryde Eisteddfod.


| Economic Times The Karnataka government, he said, is rapidly ramping up infrastructure in Bengaluru, and has earmarked more than US $ 1 billion this year to improve the infrastructure in the city. “In addition, we have allocated US $ 1.6 billion for handling issues ... |
Karnataka seeks regulatory approvals for second runway project at Kempegowda International Airport. This article is published at 17 May 2017 01:41 from Karnataka Latest News Headlines, click on the read full article link below to see further details.
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Adopted Goals and the Process
Using the process below and all of the community input gathered, these are the adopted goals for 2018-2020.
We want to hear from you!
We believe Boyne City is a great place to live, work and visit. To keep our city successful, the City Commission develop goals every two years to focus its efforts. This year, we are asking for your opinion about critical issues first, through this survey.
The City will be collecting survey responses through July 2, 2018. Then, please join us on July 16, 2018 from 6 - 8 pm at the Veteran’s Park Pavilion to see the survey results and share your opinions about how city government can address the highest priority issues. Everyone is welcome and snacks and refreshments will be served.
Click here to take the survey online or click on the link below for a printable copy of the survey that can be filled out and dropped off at City Hall, with any member of the Ctiy Commission or City staff. You can also fax it 231.582.6506 or email it to email@example.com. Deadline for submittal is July 2nd, 2018


Sandwich City Council tours proposed police station on E. 6th Street
Sandwich City Council met Jan. 19.
Here is the agenda as provided by Sandwich:
Special Council Meeting
Thursday, January 19th, 2017 @ 3 PM
Meeting at City Hall at 3 PM for short discussion and possible tour of the proposed police station located at 1251 E. 6th Street (former Designed Stairs building).
Harbour Construction will be present.


A day after Milwaukee Montessori parents took over 93rd Street, we have the Milwaukee County buses all over the place. Here's my message to them:
Honestly, I do understand that the bus has to find a route through with all the construction. We used to live on a bus route before, so it's not the biggest deal ever. However, this is a residential block, and my kids play in the yards and the neighbors back out of driveways. Your buses are not speeding up the block per se, and I think they are trying to respect the laws, but WHY were we not informed of this or asked in any way whether or not this would be a good idea? The added traffic from parents of the Milwaukee Montessori School is an annoyance, and they are supposed to be diverted to 92nd Street (a main street). I am wondering why one stop wasn't changed and the 67 not diverted to 92nd. Maybe you haven't considered it, but it's time to do so. Please see interchange.mcnewsy.com for more.


Lafayette Comprehensive Plan Validates Past Studies
Lafayette Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Rob Guidry visited 'Mornings With Ken and Bernie' today and offered comments on the soon-to-be completed rum distillery in Jeff Davis Parish and the Lafayette Comprehensive Plan.
Guidry noted that the Louisiana Legislature had to eliminate an arcane law that only allowed rum to be distilled in Orleans Parish before funding and construction could begin on the Jeff Davis Parish distillery.
In regards to the Vision Statement of the Lafayette Comprehensive Plan, Guidry noted that the plan mostly mirrored a study conducted by The Baton Rouge Area Foundation. According to Guidry,
"Five years ago, the Baton Rouge Area Foundation came to Lafayette and all of the communities along Interstate 10 and suggested we conduct a study on the I-10 and I-12 corridor to see what all the communities had in common and what we could do together. In the end it had the same exact results in the study that this Comprehensive Plan's vision statement included."
Guidry said the plan as formulated by the Baton Rouge Area Foundation included suggestions to market the entire corridor along I-10 and I-12 which would be more cost effective than each community marketing separately.


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Rawalpindi Cantonment Board (RCB) affirmed to destroy all buildings that are being constructed without any legal approval from concerned department. RCB already issued notices to 12 such building owners.
Reportedly, Rawalpindi Cantonment Board also confiscate various construction materials from sites. Notices issued upon the violation of following legal laws
- Cantonment Acts 185
- Cantonment Acts 256
Previously, RCB operated against anti-encroachments in the area of Misrial Road, Farooqabad, Peshawar Road and Quaid-e-Azam colony. Also, Saddar, Kashmir Road, Misrial Road and Band Road will be served next. In addition, Rawalpindi Cantonment Board also removed the bill boards, banners and hoardings that were displayed without board’s permission.


1. Ipplepen Parish Neighbourhood Plan
Ipplepen Parish Council, as the qualifying body, has formally submitted the Ipplepen Parish Neighbourhood Development Plan to the District Council for the Publicity Stage of the process as required by the Neighbourhood Planning Regulations.
The various documents submitted have been reviewed and checked to ensure regulatory compliance. Formal confirmation of our acceptance of the plan to proceed to the Regulation 16 Publicity Period was provided on 2 September 2022.
The Regulation 16 Publicity Period is the opportunity for anyone to provide representations on the Neighbourhood Plan prior to the plan progressing to examination.
The consultation period runs from 12 noon on Monday 31 October until 12noon on Monday 12 December 2022.Ipplepen Parish Neighbourhood Plan and supporting documents
Copies of the relevant Neighbourhood Plan documents are listed below:
- Appendix A - Area designation
- Appendix B – Housing Need Report 2014
- Appendix C – Housing Need Report 2019
- Appendix D – Consultation Statement
- Appendix E – Ipplepen Parking Survey
- Appendix F – Character Assessment 2
- Appendix G – Community Facilities Review
- Appendix H – Local Green Space Assessment
- Appendix I – Custom & Self Build Leaflet
- Appendix J – Site Assessment
- Appendix K – Teignbridge 2020 Updated Boundary
- Appendix L – TDC Boundary Methodology 2020
- Appendix M – Parish Biodiversity Audit
- Appendix N – Teignbridge District Landscape Character Assessment Update 2014
- Appendix O – Teignbridge Conservation Area Character Appraisal for Ipplepen
- Ipplepen NDP Basic Conditions Statement
- Strategic Environmental Assessment Screening Report
- Habitat Regulation Assessment
- Formal Confirmation of Submission plan acceptance by Teignbridge District Council
- Notice of Publicity
How to comment
Representations should be made in the following ways:
Using the Online Response Form
Using the paper response form. These can be printed online or are available for inspection at the following locations during their normal opening hours:
- Ipplepen Community Hub, East Street, Ipplepen, Devon TQ12 5SU
- Ipplepen Village Hall, Biltor Road, Ipplepen, Devon TQ12 5QQ.
>Completed Response forms should be sent by email to email@example.com
or by post to:
Ipplepen NDP Representation, Spatial Planning & Delivery, Teignbridge District Council, Forde House, Brunel Road, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 4XX
If you wish to be notified of the Local Authority’s decision on whether the plan has been ‘made’ please tick the relevant box on the response form and ensure your contact details are included.
Any Questions on the Publicity Period should be directed to firstname.lastname@example.org or by phone to 01626-215872.
Original Neighbourhood Plan Area Designation
The Ipplepen Neighbourhood Area was approved on 8 July 2015 after the Parish Council sought the designation of the parish area.


August was a solid month for single-family home construction, according to the latest analysis by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Single-family housing starts were at a six-month high in August according to the latest report from the U.S. Census Bureau, rising 7.0 percent from July to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 587,000.
That was a marked difference from the month before, when the homebuilding industry was largely carried by the surging, if somewhat erratic, multifamily homes sector.
Strong Single-Family Homebuilding in August
Other notable statistics from the Census Bureau’s report included:
- In addition to housing starts, the single-family homebuilding sector was also positive in other areas.
- Single-family authorizations, which are contracts for new single-family homes, were up 3.0 percent from July to a rate of 627,000, while single-family completions rose 0.5 percent to a rate of 573,000.
- Also, it’s worth noting how dramatic the year-over-year increases are for single-family home construction. For single-family, housing starts are up 9.7 percent year-over-year, permits are up 22.5 percent and completions are up 17.2 percent.
- And again, though multifamily construction led the way in July, it disappointed in August; multifamily permits were down 11.6 percent, while starts and completions fell by 13.1 and 2.0 percent, respectively.
Broader Home Construction Gains
On the strength of the single-family market, the broader home construction market also posted positive gains in August.
Overall building permits were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 918,000, an 11.0 percent uptick from August 2012; similarly, housing starts were up 0.9 percent from July and 19.0 percent from a year ago to a rate of 749,000, and completions were up 0.3 percent monthly and 12.1 percent yearly to a rate of 767,000.


|Location Map ( geo)|
|From:||North Finchley (TQ261920)|
|To:||Southgate Cemetery (TQ298934)|
|Distance:||2.7 miles (4.3 km)|
|Meets:||A598, A1000, A109, A1110, A1004|
|Route outline (key)|
The A1003 is a link road in north London.
The road starts at a gyratory where it meets the A598 (former A500) and A1000 (former A1). It heads east through Friern Barnet, presently crossing the East Coast Main Line. At an unusually shaped roundabout it turns to the northeast and goes under a viaduct carrying the Piccadilly Line. It then passes Southgate Cemetery and ends at a roundabout on the A1004.


Mayor Joseph Ganim
For Immediate Release
May 22, 2019
For More Information:
Dalmarys Matos (203) 576-7201
Bridgeport Transfer Station Repairs to Take Place May 23rd, 24th and 25th
Transfer Station to be Closed At 1:00 p.m. on Thursday
Bridgeport, CT – The Bridgeport Transfer Station will close at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 23rd for repairs. On Friday, May 24th and Saturday, May 25th the Transfer Station will only have one pit open to allow for additional repairs at the site. Please be advised that these repairs and early closings will cause delays in dumping at the Transfer Station.
The Transfer Station is owned and operated by the City of Bridgeport to provide for its residents and businesses, safe, environmentally responsible access to refuse disposal as well as recycling services. The facility is open to the public year-round, with hours of operation as followed: Monday-Friday 7am-3pm and Saturday 7am-3pm.
For a list of acceptable items, please see the Transfer Station Rules & Regulations at Bridgeportct.gov/TransferStation.


Cheney council abdicated its moral obligation
Last updated 5/19/2023 at 7:48am
In a shameful abdication of their duty and moral obligation to the people of Cheney, 5 of 7 elected City Council members voted May 9 – against the resounding opposition of their constituents – to approve rezoning a north Cheney mobile home park.
This rezoning opens the door for owner Todd Tarbert, an out-of-town landlord who has done little to maintain or improve the park in the nearly 20 years he has owned the property, to move forward with redevelopment that would displace almost 60 households, including low-income, elderly and disabled folks and multi-generational families.
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The following Zoning Bylaw amendments have been scheduled for Public Hearing on Tuesday, February 1, 2022. Please note specific times.
In response to COVID-19, the Public Hearing is being held electronically via Zoom. All meetings and public hearings will be live streamed via the City's website. Select the 'Watch Live' button.
For information on how to participate via Zoom or telephone, please go to our Public Hearings page.
|Public Hearing: 6:00 p.m.||169 Maple Street|
Zoning Amendment Bylaw 2022-03
|Public Hearing: 6:15 p.m.||79 Okanagan Ave. W.|
Zoning Amendment Bylaw 2022-04
|Public Hearing: 6:30 p.m.||1603 Dartmouth Rd.|
Zoning Amendment Bylaw 2022-05
|Public Hearing: 6:45 p.m.||30 Okanagan Ave. W.|
Zoning Amendment Bylaw 2022-06


Resurfacing work to take place next week
RESURFACING work is set to take place in Peterborough Road, Eye. It will take place from 9.30am to 3.30pm between Monday, May 21 andthursday, May 24. Peterborough Garden Park will remain open throughout. The road will be one-way only for drivers going from Eye towards Peterborough. Motorists going the other way will be diverted onto the A47 and Paston Parkway.


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The Plan Commission of the City of Martinsville will meet on Tuesday, April 26, 2022 at 7:00 p.m. in the Common Council Chambers of City Hall.
PRESENTATION OF MINUTES DATED: March 22, 2022
1. Docket #PC22005: Zoning map change from B2 to B3; Address: 490 E. Morgan Street; Legal Description: Lot 1 & 2 Blk 4 Cunningham’s 1st Addn; PID #55-09-33-487-008.000-021
2. Rod Stafford – Consultation for The Oaks at Lincoln Section 2
The next regular session meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, May 24, 2022 at 7:00 p.m.


Avenida Pueyrredón is an avenue that runs through Balvanera and Recoleta neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, Argentina, and goes from southwest to northeast, parallel Avenida 9 de Julio. It starts at Avenida Rivadavia, and ends at Avenida Figueroa Alcorta.
The Buenos Aires Underground has numerous stations that serve Avenida Pueyrredón; stations Plaza Miserere on Line , Pueyrredón on Line , Pueyrredón on Line and Once and Corrientes, Córdoba, Santa Fe and Las Heras on Line .
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Amnicon Town Board
Regular Monthly Meeting
Thursday July 13th, 2017, 7:00 PM
Amnicon Town Hall, 8985 E US HWY 2
South Range, WI 54874
Subject to change up 24 hours prior to meeting
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Approve Minutes of July 13th, 2017 meeting
1. Comprehensive Plan Committee/Farmland Preservation Report
1. Wisconsin Central Railroad Crossing Closure Lundeen Rd.
2. City of Superior Conditional Use Permit 22 Road
3. Fire Signs
1. Approve Vouchers / Pay Bills
2. Zoning Change Request Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation / Corner of US 53 and Rockmont Rd.
3. Gerald Amys Conditional Use Permit for a Storage Mobile Home
4. Discuss Transferring Old Hall Lease to Jeff Burhans
5. Residence Requesting More Recycled Asphalt on the Rockmont Rd.
6. Correspondence Received
7. Douglas County Officials
8. Future Agenda Items
All Items will be discussed and action may be taken
Gary Kane, Clerk – Treasurer


Second Street Reduced to One Lane Traffic
08/06/2009 - 12:00 PM
The City Engineer's Office announces that beginning immediately 2nd Street South, between 33rd and 35th Avenue South will be reduced to one lane traffic. The change is the result of utility repairs. Closure is expected to last one day.
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View the cover.
View part 1 of the agenda.
View part 2 of the agenda.
View the minutes.
On the agenda:
- Economic Development Strategy Overview report
- Residential Multi-Family Development Permit – 2607 Kendal Avenue
- Development Variance Permit Application – 4699 Cumberland Road
- Heritage Alteration Permit – 2730 Dunsmuir Avenue
- 2018 Council Appointments
- Cumberland Trail Network: Amended and Restated License Agreement
- Village Support for United Riders of Cumberland Grant Applications
- 2017 Cumberland Lake Park Annual Report


At the Council meeting held on July 21st, a majority of councillors voted to approve the building of 600 new homes alongside a new school and GP surgery on the Oakfield playfields and to ‘re-provision’ those playing pitches elsewhere. Ilford North MP, Wes Streeting, sets out his position on the issue:
"I do not support this plan and, as I am still a councillor until 2018, I voted against it. I have been working closely with Save Oakfield campaigners and I am concerned at the potential loss of such a wonderful community asset that serves thousands of people in our community. The pitches are of an exceptionally high standard, which is why so many national sporting bodies are concerned about their loss.
"These pitches are also home to a community where thousands of young people get fit, make friends and even go on to national sporting careers. They're supported by volunteers who make the place run like clockwork. And I also share the concerns of residents around Barkingside about the potential for increased congestion.
"There are many aspects of the wider Local Plan that I welcome, not least the plan to regenerate Ilford town centre with new homes and retail opportunities. The Local Plan overall will deliver new homes, community infrastructure that we need and has tougher planning rules to stop the proliferation of betting shops, pay day lenders and chicken shops. But I couldn’t vote for a plan that included building on our local playing fields.
"The fight to Save Oakfield isn’t over. There is a public consultation running until 30th September 2016. I’d strongly encourage you to have your say by clicking here. I will also do what I can through Parliament to apply pressure at the later stages of the process.
"By voting against the Local Plan I have gone against my Party on the Council, but I have always taken the view that councillors and MPs should put the interests of the community that elects them over and above ‘toeing the party line’. I promised I would stand up for Ilford North and I will continue to do so.
"You can listen to my speech at the Full Council by clicking here."


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That's how disgruntled Tarago residents are describing the roads leading into town.
They've called out Braidwood Road between Goulburn and Tarago and Bungendore Road between Tarago Road and Taylors Creek Road as particularly problematic.
Potholes and broken road edges have appeared along both thoroughfares, prompting residents to describe them as "dangerous."
Goulburn Mulwaree Council has also aired its frustration with Braidwood Road's condition. It is maintained by Queanbeyan Palerang Shire Council under a state government contract.
"The general manager has been in contact with Transport for NSW and we have aired our frustration with the lack of maintenance in regards to Braidwood Road, which is a key transport route in our region," a spokesman said.
"We have been advised the road will be repaired in early 2022. We have advised Transport for NSW that the timeframe is unacceptable and will cause considerable traffic safety issues over the December and January period."
Residents said "bad patches" had also surfaced on Cullulla Road, travelling towards Nerriga, and the causeway consistently flooded during heavy rain.
Goulburn Mulwaree Council, which looks after Cullulla Road and parts of Bungendore Road, is doing work on both.
"The council maintains part of Bungendore Road regularly and undertook stabilising patching works last year," the spokesperson said.
"There is further money budgeted in next financial year for more improvements.
"We have also received service requests regarding the Cullulla Road causeway in recent weeks and we are attending to these as a matter of priority.
"The council has allocated funding for replacement of this causeway with a box culvert and we expect this to occur in March.
"Alongside this project, we will also be undertaking 300 metres worth of approach improvements on either side of the crossing."
Tarago and District Progress Association president Adrian Ellson said the roads were unsafe to drive and trucks made them worse.
"The road conditions are too unsafe for someone travelling from Bungendore via Tarago into Goulburn," Mr Ellson said.
"We prefer people to go up through Bungendore Road and onto the Federal Highway.
"With the volume of heavy vehicle traffic that's now on the roads around here, they become increasingly unsafe."
He also said Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council (QPRC) would have accumulated about $3 million over several years via section 94 contributions from Veolia Environmental Services, but "hadn't spent a cent."
"They just need to do something," he said.
QPRC has been contacted for comment.
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The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board is a volunteer board consisting of seven members. All seven members reside in the Town of Harrisburg. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board recommends policies, projects, and possible funding opportunities to the Town Council, as well as acting as a liaison to the community, soliciting volunteers, and making recommendations to the Parks and Recreation Department on opportunities to improve the quality of life for Harrisburg residents through affordable, family-oriented programming, parks, and special events.
Join the Board
If you are a Harrisburg resident interested in serving on this board or any other board and/or are looking for volunteer opportunities within the Town of Harrisburg to stay involved, please fill out the application. These applications will be kept on file if a vacancy on this board or other boards open up throughout the year.
- Jim Spina, Parks and Recreation Director
- Shawn Marble, Assistant Parks and Recreation Director
Town Council Liaisons
- Altyn Cotell
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EAST LYNNE, Mo. - MoDOT will cut a ribbon beginning 2 p.m. June 29 preceding the impending opening of the new Route K bridge over Camp Creek in East Lynne.
The bridge, built in 1955, was closed for replacement in late May. The ceremony will precede opening, which is expected within a day or two, weather permitting. This bridge carries about 570 vehicles each day and is among 10 in Cass County that are being repaired or replaced this year as part of the Safe & Sound Bridge Improvement Program.
MoDOT also is replacing bridges, decks or making other structural improvements to bridges near Strasburg, Archie, Main City and in the Amarugia Highlands this year. These bridges have been or will be closed to through traffic for up to 60 days sometime this year to allow the contractor to complete work quickly. The closures detour traffic to nearby routes, affecting school bus, emergency service and postal routes.
These bridges are among more than 800 statewide that are being repaired, redecked or replaced through MoDOT's Safe & Sound Bridge Improvement Program. Most of Missouri's worst bridges will be fixed through this accelerated program, including more than 145 in the eight-county Kansas City District. This year alone, MoDOT will fix more than 70 bridges and complete all scheduled Safe & Sound bridges by the end of 2012.
For more information about other MoDOT projects, please visit MoDOT's Website at www.modot.mo.gov/kansascity. For instant updates, follow MoDOT_KC on Twitter or send questions and comments to firstname.lastname@example.org.


A63 slip road to be closed for resurfacing
NORTH CAVE: Roadworks are to be carried out on the A63 westbound exit slip road.
The Highways Agency will be resurfacing it next week.
Overnight work will take place between Common Lane and Main Road.
The road will be closed from 8pm to 6am on Monday to Friday nights from Monday, March 11, to Friday, March 22.
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Diversions will be in place during the closure and eastbound A63 traffic will not be affected.
Highways Agency project manager Martin Hobbs said: "This scheme will provide an improved road surface for drivers at this junction.
"During the work, we advise road users to plan their journeys to avoid delays. Safety is our top priority and for the safety of road users and road workers we encourage all drivers to drive carefully along the diversion route, keeping within the speed limit, and concentrating on the road ahead."


Yarra Glen Skatepark is a large concrete skateboard park with a mix of large quarters and a smaller range of street features. The skatepark can be found in the middle of Mckenzie Reserve surrounded by green grass in the centre of town. A very diverse skatepark for its size with quarters making a 6ft mini ramp with an otherwise open flow throughout. Street features include rails, ledges, volcano small quarters and much more. The concrete is smooth and even colour coded and there is a great shelter to catch your breath in the shade.
The famous Mt Beauty Skatepark can be found at the bottom of Falls Creek and Mt Hotham in the middle of town. The reasonably sized concrete skatepark has been updated over the years to what we now know of it. The original older section of the skatepark remains...
There is a new skatepark in Mulgrave. The Mulgrave Skatepark is fast, open and full of heaps of rad features.
Geelong welcomes another new skatepark in Corio. The skatepark consists of a large open bowl with heaps of different sections, hips, bumps, spines, and much more. Super mellow park with heaps of features and obstacles.


DONATE YOUR TIME, TALENT OR TREASURE
We’ve come a long way, but there’s still much to be done to make Steeple Square a vibrant, inspiring center of community celebration and empowerment. Our dedicated network of volunteers and donors needs you.
For more information on becoming one of our volunteers or supporters, we’d love for you to contact us.
Dubuque has a long history of caring citizens who give to back to the community by donating their time, talent, or treasure. Now is the time to save this iconic steeple and revitalize the Washington Street neighborhood.


Operations in Ganja airport to complete in June
Ganja airport upgrade and reconstruction is complete in June 2006, Azeri governmental officials told Trend. This project costs some $39.5mln. It is executed at state budgets and AZALs cost. The project covers elongation of runway, replacement of outdated control systems and reconstruction of airport building.
Further, it is planned to reconstruct airports in Lankaran, Zagatala and Sheki at budget and AZALs cost. Reconstruction operations in Lankaran airport already launched.
Recently, AZAL has reconstructed airport in Nakhchivan.


This Parcel of Vacant Land is Great for Keeping Animals. Featuring: . Approximately 2.5 Acres . Vacant Land . Suitable for Keeping Animals . Suitable for Horse Agistment . Close to Public Transport & Leppington Train Station . Close to Local Schools & Shops *** Vacant land does not include bedroom and bathroom*** **NOT SUITABLE FOR TRUCK PARKING** Enquire Today!
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This calendar includes County of Hawaiʻi meetings, events, and activities.
Cultural Resources Commission meeting--CANCELLED
- Date: 06/10/2020 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
- Location: None
Location: Hawaiʻi County Planning Department Conference Room, Aupuni Center, 101 Pauahi Street, Suite 3, Hilo, and
West Hawaiʻi Civic Center, Planning Department Conference Room, Bldg E, 2nd Floor, 74-5044 Ane Keohokālole Hwy, Kailua-Kona
Date and venue of the meeting is subject to change. Please contact the Hilo office of the Planning Department at (808) 961-8288 to confirm. Meeting end time is approximate.
More information: Public Records on Hawaiʻi County Website


Three Lothian Buses services will be affected by tram extension works starting in the coming weeks.
The project will get underway on two parts of Constitution Street on Monday 18 November – from the Foot of the Walk to Coatfield Lane and from Queen Charlotte Street to Constitution Place.
And bus services 12, 16 and N16 will be diverted as a result. Service 12 towards Seafield will be affected between Leith Walk and Links Place with diversions via Duke Street, Academy Street, Wellington Place and John's Place. Service 12 will also be disrupted heading towards the city centre between Gladstone Place and Leith Walk, with diversions via East Hermitage Place, Vanburgh Place and Duke Street.
Those at Lothian Buses say that services 16 and N16 between Leith Walk and Commercial Street will be affected with diversions via Great Junction Street, Henderson Street and The Shore in both directions.
Enabling works will be taking place on Leith Walk in the coming weeks too, and while no services are expected to be disrupted, some bus stops may move a short distance.
Edinburgh Live reported earlier this week news of the road closures and traffic restrictions set to be introduced when work starts on Constitution Street and Leith Walk. Constitution Street will be closed to traffic in two places while on Leith Walk there will be traffic management and diversions in place. For more information, click here.
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Recent Press Releases Referencing Lenox Heights
Milwaukee Attorney and LGBTQ+ Activist to challenge Governor Walker Appointee
During the past several weeks, residents have provided input on ways we can help revitalize the Burleigh Street and Lisbon Avenue business corridors (between N. 68th and N. 93rd Streets) and plan for their future.


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Road construction is occurring. Use caution. Ramps Affected. Watch for delays and slow traffic due to off-ramp width restriction through May 14. Contractor is widening the off-ramp to extend dual left-turn lanes and to add traffic capacity. This is a developer-paid mitigation project.
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Commercial Vehicle Information
I-5 SB Exit 27 off-ramp to Garfield St/Highland Dr (Medford) Effective April 26, 2021, the I-5 southbound Exit 27 off-ramp to Garfield Street/Highland Drive will be intermittently restricted to 14 feet 00 inches in width at all hours. Mobile homes with eaves are allowed provided the base width does not exceed 14 feet 00 inches in width. Loads over 14 feet 00 inches in width will be accommodated on a case-by-case basis. Contact the Over-Dimension Permit Unit for information. The estimated completion date for this project is May 14, 2021.


Motorists have been being warned of potential delays at present (Monday) as Calvert Lane closed for prolonged roadworks.
The pivotal hyperlink highway between Spring Financial institution West and Anlaby Highway is because of be closed in both directions for at the least eight weeks – till July 10 for resurfacing work. A diversion has been put in place, with site visitors directed down Albert Avenue.
The closure is more likely to impression site visitors heading out and in of Hull city centre, in addition to these travelling to Hull Royal Infirmary. Employees are to resurface a part of the highway between Boundary Method and Calvert Lane Hearth Station beneath a Hull City Council highway enchancment scheme.
Nevertheless, Calvert Lane traders have spoken of their fears for passing commerce as a result of highway closure.
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Coles Drysdale a stand-alone supermarket has undergone a planning rezone and is now ready to hit site once a builder is appointed in the coming weeks. The City of Greater Geelong have been pro-development and worked closely with the client to achieve a desired outcome.
Currently out at tender a builder is expected to be appointed in July 2015. The project is anticipated to start on-site construction work in August 2015 and will be completed early 2016.
We look forward to following this one closely from construction to completion.
3D images of exterior
Project Name: Coles Drysdale
Client: Coles Group Property Development
Cost: $10M (Approx)
Location: Drysdale VIC
Status: Out to tender


CITY HALL has urged traders to be patient with the Patrick Street car ban after calls have already been made to scrap the scheme. The City Council has come under fire for its partial ban on private cars on Patrick Street, between the hours of 3pm and 6.30pm each day. The ban was introduced two weeks ago to improve public transport but has already been described as damaging to city traders. Cork Business Association chief executive Lawrence Owens said things are only going to get worse when the Easter holidays end and children return to school. The CBA chief said the City Council should be making it easier for customers to come into the city and highlighted the fact that the Gardaí, who are currently manning the roads surrounding Patrick Street between 3-6pm, will not always be there and questioned what would happen when their presence is removed.
Read the full article @ Evening Echo


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Santa Ana neighbors are invited to a public meeting on the OC Streetcar for an update about the construction activity, lane closures, parking restrictions, and property access. The meeting details are as follows:
Friday, May 6, 2022, at 8:30 a.m.
305 E. 4th Street, Santa Ana, CA
We value your attendance at the meeting to learn about the upcoming construction activity for the OC Streetcar. The meeting will be held in English and Spanish. For any questions about the OC Streetcar public meeting, please contact OCstreetcar@octa.net or (844) 746-6272.


Join us for an easy hike along the lowlands loop trail.
Clark Pond and Messer Pond in New London are part of a watershed that feeds into Lyon Brook south of NH 11 and then to Kezar Lake in North Sutton. It is a beautiful, short trail system along lowlands tucked between the Town business district on NH 114 and the I-89 corridor. Count the number of bridges Dan and his helpers have built along the trails. Dan will be out of town until Saturday. His phone: 763-5320. No need to call. Just show up.


Whatcom County has scheduled the following roads for contracted asphalt paving beginning Monday, June 4th through Friday, June 8th between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M.
Bay Road Ham
Road Barr Road
North Star Road
It is requested the public use alternate routes when possible as long delays can be expected. This work is weather dependent and is subject to change.
Please direct questions to Whatcom County Public Works, Maintenance and Operations at (360) 778-6400.


Road work on Route 101 and Route 6 in Kensington
Road work begins on July 4 on Route 101 and Route 6 in Kensington.
Work includes cold planing and widening shoulder areas, and placing asphalt seal over the full width of the road.
Work begins on Route 101 (Irishtown Road) 95 metres north of the intersection of Route 101 and Davison Street and proceeds north for a distance of 1800 metres. Work also includes 200 metres of paving on Route 6 (Victoria Street East) from the intersection of Route 2 and Route 6 to the Confederation Trail.
Two-way one-lane traffic will be maintained during the work. Reduce speed, be prepared to stop and follow the instructions of signs and traffic control personnel.


MD 90 signWork Starts Monday, Motorists Can Expect Delays During the Inspections; Drivers Should Consider US 50 as Alternate Route During the Work (October 19, 2022) – The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will begin routine inspections next week of the MD 90 bridge over the St. Martin River and the MD 90 bridge over Assawoman Bay in Ocean City. The inspections will begin Monday, October 24, and be complete by Friday, October 28, weather permitting.Inspection crews will work 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day, and the right lane will be closed during the work. Motorists will be guided through the work zone with a flagging operation. This will allow emergency vehicles access to each side of the bridges. Motorists are encouraged to use US 50 (Ocean Gateway) in downtown Ocean City as an alternate route during the bridge inspection.The Move Over Law in Maryland requires motorists to make a lane change or slow down when approaching any stopped, standing, or parked vehicle displaying hazard warning lights, road flares or other caution signals. The expanded law is in place to protect emergency responders and motorists who encounter a roadside emergency.Motorists in need may dial #77 on their mobile device for roadside assistance. For a list of all major MDOT SHA projects, go to Project Portal. Visit our homepage at roads.maryland.gov. For a look at real-time traffic conditions, go to md511.maryland.gov. Editor’s NoteFrom intersection improvements to widening and new interchange construction, MDOT SHA is investing in projects to enhance the commute and daily travel for millions of Marylanders. MDOT SHA maintains more than 2,500 bridges and 17,000 miles of non-toll state roads – the interstate, US and state numbered routes in Maryland’s 23 counties.


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The City of Jerome Comprehensive Plan underwent its last major revision in 2010.
View the current comprehensive plan (PDF).
The City of Jerome has started the update process for the Comprehensive Plan. Click here for more information.


Pola Mayor Jennifer Mindanao Cruz thanks Pacquiao for P50M bridge project
Pola Mayor Jennifer Mindanao Cruz made sure to personally thank Sen. Manny Pacquiao for seeing to it that an important project in her town would get funding.
In a Facebook post, Cruz said she went to see Pacquiao to express her gratitude for his role in ensuring the funding for a bridge that would connect Bacungan and Balibago.
The project has a funding of P50 million, which has been downloaded to the Department of Public Works and Highways, she said.
The construction is set to begin soon, for which she is grateful.
This is why despite her lack of sleep and tiredness, she made sure she got to personally thank Pacquiao.
Her gratitude is overflowing!


After success in several European cities and in Montreal, the long-awaited arrival of BIXI in Toronto last week was a huge celebration and TCAT was proud to participate in the launch of this fantastic program. Familiar faces from TCAT, the Toronto Cyclists Union and other members of the bike community were featured in the Toronto Sun, CBC, CityNews, The Weather Network, and the Toronto Star. Since the launch we have seen BIXI bikes everyday on the streets of Toronto.
There are big hopes that BIXI will be widely used, and in support, Telus will give $1 for every BIXI membership purchased to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Conveniently located, BIXI Toronto has 1,000 bikes throughout the area from Spadina to Bloor, Jarvis and down to the waterfront. There is even a mobile application called Spotcycle to keep track of the status of the bikes at nearby BIXI stations.
BIXI is a healthy, inexpensive, and efficient way to get around the city and to get to know Toronto a little more intimately. Welcome to Toronto, BIXI!


New Delhi. There are preparations to free Delhi from illegal garbage sites by 20th February. To inspect these places, Mayor Dr. Shaili Oberoi will conduct a 15 km marathon every day. In a press conference on Wednesday along with Deputy Mayor Ale Mohammad Iqbal and Leader of the House Mukesh Goyal, he promised to completely clean Delhi in two months.
The Mayor said, she will conduct marathon inspection with officials and media in all 12 zones of Delhi in January and February. Now Delhi will inspect the illegal garbage sites removed under the Hogi Swaf campaign. This will be an important public awareness campaign to make Delhi clean. He said that officials and corporation councilors have identified all the illegal garbage sites and they will be eliminated. Deputy Mayor Aale Mohammad Iqbal said that we are making a new beginning in the new year.
Let us tell you, inspection will be done for three days in each zone, in which inspection will be done on foot for about 10 to 15 kilometers. The Mayor said that the purpose of this inspection campaign is to check the illegal garbage points that have been closed. Besides, it also has to be ascertained whether there are any illegal garbage points left.


The Edwards-Pitman drawings span 3 linear feet and date circa 1988. The collection is composed of two flat file folders. One
file contains five blueprints documenting the Bank of Montecito addition and renovations. Drawings include: site plan, West
elevations, South elevations, a full size detail drawing of a light fixture, as well as a landscape plan. The second folder
contains five presentation boards of the Presidio Springs Housing Master Plan in Santa Barbara, a subsidized senior citizen
housing complex. Presentation boards depict unit plans for units C, D, A and S as well as plot plans for blocks 4, 3, 5, and
The firm Edwards-Pitman, Architects was founded by Peter Edwards (son of architect William Albert Edwards) and John Pitman
(son of architect Richard Hickman Pitman) in 1957 in Santa Barbara, California. In 1979 Richard Redmond was hired and by 1998
he was made partner. Both founders have since retired, and Redmond has become the owner and principle of the firm.


The 2022 General Local Elections will be held on October 15, 2022.
This includes elections for Mayor, Councillors and School Trustees.
This page will be regularly updated as new information becomes available.
2022 is a Local Government Election year. On Saturday, October 15, 2022, New Denver residents and property owners will have…


E. Washington Street Rd. –
Weather Permitting; Wednesday, May 31, 2023, County Highway 38 (East Washington Street Road) will be closed for tile replacement between Argenta Road and Connors Road from 7:00am to 3:30pm for one day only. If you have any questions, please call the Macon County Highway Department at (217) 424-1404.
E. Eldorado St. –
S. Shafer Excavating will be performing a building demolition at 1202 East Eldorado Street, beginning Thursday, May 25, 2023. This work will cause the closure of the right lane in front of 1202 East Eldorado Street, starting at 7:00 a.m., Thursday, May 25, 2023, until 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, June 14, 2023. The road will be completely open during evenings and weekends and closed Monday-Friday 7am to 5pm. Motorists should slow down, use extreme caution, and are encouraged to seek an alternate route around the work zone. For further details, please contact Sammy Shafer at (618) 931-6237.
N. Water St.-
King Lar Roofing Inc. will be moving a cell tower in the 200 block of North Water St., between 236 N. Water to 250 N. Water beginning Thursday, June 1, 2023. This work will cause partial closure from 236 N. Water St. to 250 N. Water St. , starting at 6:30 a.m., Thursday, June 1, 2023, until 3:30 p.m. Friday June 2, 2023. Motorists should slow down, use extreme caution, and are encouraged to seek an alternate route around the work zone. For further details, please contact Jason M. York at (217) 4545-2599.


HPC Reg Mtg 7pm May 1st, 2012 Council Chambers - Lewes City Hall
1. Presentation & consideration of the April 17, 2012, meeting minutes.
2. Presentation & consideration of recent decisions made by Chair/Staff Review -111 E. Third St, renovate front porch, approved -426 Kings Hwy, replace house roof with architectural asphalt shingles, front entry roof with seamless metal, approved -325 Market St, change design of front door, not approved at this time


Attention Community Members,
We would like to inform you of a BGWSD project that is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, April 12th along Road T, specifically between the Evacuation Road and Camper Village sections.
There is no anticipation that water or sewer services will be affected or interrupted, but traffic may be diverted.
Please drive at a slow speed when passing through this area and use high caution while driving.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Your understanding and cooperation are greatly appreciated.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our office at 719-256-4310.
Baca Grande Water & Sanitation District


Contracts for 10-Day Review
In accordance with the Sacramento City Council’s Rules of Procedure (Chapter 7, Section E.2.d) unless waived by a 2/3 vote of the City Council, all labor agreements and all agreements greater than $1,000,000 shall be posted on the City’s website and be made available to the public at least 10 day prior to council action.
Members of the public wishing to provide input on any contract listed here, are invited to attend the City Council meeting and provide comments to the City Council at the date on the contract packets available below.
The contracts posted here are not final, and are subject to change and/or continued to a different meeting date other than what is listed above.
City Council Contracts 10-Day Review
The following contract requires 10-Day Review; Published 04/20/2017; for Council Consideration 05/04/2017 (Updated 04/20/2017 @ 5:45 PM)
(Agreement/Contract for Review) Contract: Carlson Drive Improvements Project (T15145800)


If you missed the Informational Meeting held on March 21, 2023 or the Open House held on January 24, 2023 you can view a presentation pdf that was provided at the March 21, 2023 Informational Meeting on the Town Website.
If you have any questions or comments please contact the Town Clerk at (920)648-5867 or by email at [email protected].
Electors will vote on funding the proposed Town Hall at the Annual Meeting on April 18, 2023 at 7pm at the Town Hall. More information to come.
The Proposed Town Hall information shared in this notice is for informational purposes only.
Robin Untz, Town Clerk


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This material will be delivered in tandem axles dump trucks. The trucks will carry an average of 20 TONS per load. The cost of transportation is site specific and will only be quoted on a case by case basis.


The project to relocate 11 Brown administrative units to South Street Landing in the Jewelry District has been a multi-year effort. Over the course of the project, University leaders and project planners have offered resources to the campus community to keep abreast of the projects goals and progress. This page serves as an archive of these resources.
Resources for the Campus Community - Re-Imagining Your Workplace
- Town Hall Presentation | January 2014
- Town Hall Presentation | June 2014
- Departmental Presentation | September 2014
- “Talking about ... The Changing Nature of Work” | An article from dialogue magazine published by Gensler, Brown’s design consultants for South Street Landing
- Departmental Presentation | November 2014


The Kochi Water Metro project continues to be delayed for unknown reasons, despite the fact that it was supposed to be completed by 2020.
The deadline has been pushed back several times, and the authorities now expect to be operational by June or July.
In February 2021, CM Pinarayi Vijayan inaugurated the metro’s first route and terminal. However, boat service on the Vyttila-Kakkanad route has yet to begin.
The main reason for the delay, according to an official, is the lack of boats. After receiving at least five boats, the service will begin.


This Saturday, Oceanwide’s contractors will continue internal demolition work on 50 1st street. The work hours are 8:00 am – 4:30 pm on Saturday.
Over the next two weeks, Oceanwide’s contractors will continue the demolition of 50 1st street and begin to prepare the site along Mission Street. This work will take place during regular work hours and will include mobilizing equipment for future work.
Jessie Street between Ecker and First Street will be closed daily from 7 a.m.-5 p.m. to ensure everyone’s safety during demolition.
Please call the 24-hour construction hotline 415-746-9948 if you have any concerns.


Test well drilling to happen next summer for new Macomb Water Treatment Plant
MACOMB (WGEM) - The City of Macomb is another step closer towards building a new water treatment plant.
After Monday’s City Council meeting, rezoning property on the corner of Ward and Grant Streets is in the works for the purpose of test well drilling.
Currently, the City’s water source comes from Spring Lake.
Mayor Michael Inman said the lake is experiencing significant siltation issues. The new plant would move the City’s water source from surface water to an underground aquifer.
While Inman indicated there is nothing wrong with the City’s water, but the cost of chemicals for the water and maintaining the current plant is driving the need for a new facility.
“We’re incurring some rather significant costs in chemicals to treat our current water source,” Inman said. “In order to maintain that there’s nothing wrong with our water for decades to come, the council made the decision to move away from Spring Lake as our water source.”
Inman said crews will likely test the property next summer. If the location is able to meet Macomb’s water needs, the next step is to purchase the land.
The new water treatment plant could be up and running by 2025.
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Friday, July 30, 2021
Public Input Requested for City Redistricting Process
The City of Paso Robles will be considering possible changes to its four City Council election districts in advance of the 2022 election and is asking for resident input. The process will include four public hearings between now and April of 2022. The first public hearing will take place at 7:00 PM on August 3, 2021 during the regular City Council meeting.


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Hospitality, Office, Retail, Other
|Gross Land Area:
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||Prime NW corner of Burnt Store Road and Embers Parkway. It is "The Gateway" to the new Seven Islands mixed use project of approximately 48 acres.Has "3" road frontages with Burnt Store Road plans to be a major 6 lane artery connecting to Charlotte County and Belt Loop through Cape Coral, City of Fort Myers, and connecting to I-75.Great investment opportunity!
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UPDATED: Location Change: Rutherford Avenue/Sullivan Square Reconstruction Meeting
UPDATE: The meeting has been switched back to the NEW Knights of Columbus at 545 Medford St. at 7 p.m.
We wanted you to know about a location change for this important meeting. It's now scheduled to be at the old Knights of Columbus Hall at 75 W. School St, not at the new Knights of Columbus Hall. The meeting time remains set for 7 p.m.
We hope you’ll attend and support the Surface Option for Rutherford Ave, which has been endorsed by CPS and the CPS Design Review Committee.
This option promises important benefits for Charlestown, including two travel lanes in both directions with turning lanes at intersections, plus a wide greenway for pedestrians and bikes from City Square to the Mystic River.
The result: a safer, more welcoming entry to Charlestown.


17568 8 Avenue in Surrey: Pacific Douglas Land for sale (South Surrey White Rock) : MLS®# R2426174
17568 8 Avenue Pacific Douglas Surrey V3Z 9S6$5,190,000Land Only
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- R2426174High Profile corner of 176th (Pacific Hwy) and 8th Ave. 17.08 Acre parcel with A1 / ALR status. Note Farm taxes. Great future potential. More detailsListed by Scott Higgins - PREC of Hugh & McKinnon Realty Ltd.
20820 36 Avenue in Langley: Brookswood Langley Land for sale in "BROOKSWOOD" : MLS®# R2443017
20820 36 Avenue Brookswood Langley Langley V3A 8N4$1,550,000Land Only
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- R2443017ONE ACRE PRIME LOCATION CORNER LOT. Attention Builders, developers & investors! Neighbourhood Plan Area of adopted Brookswood-Fernridge Community Plan, SR-2 Zoning. Flat, rectangular, level, vacant land with no watercourses, easements or other encumbrances. Frontage 200 feet & depth 218 feet. Across 208th, enjoy the 23 acre Dale Ball Passive Park with walking trails, soccer fields, 18 hole disc golf course & designated dog area. 3 blocks from 16 Acre Bell Park. School Catchments, great school catchment; Noel Booth Elementary & Brookswood Secondary Fine Arts School (1 block away). Minutes from downtown Langley City Centre for shopping, also close to Brookswood. Easy access to HWY 1 to Vancouver & HWY 15 to US border. Digital package available. Motivated Seller. More detailsListed by Beebe Cline - PREC of Hugh & McKinnon Realty Ltd.
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - You will need to plan for more railroad work in Terre Haute.
The city has announced another closure.
This time, Steelton Avenue and Fruitridge Avenue to Alexander Street will be closed.
It is expected to close at 7:00 Friday morning and stay closed until October 26th at 6:00 p.m.
During that time, crews will be resurfacing the railroad crossing.


Cones on road
Reported via desktop in the Obstruction category anonymously at 16:48, Tuesday 10 August 2021
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
Residents of No.23 have been seen placing cones out obstruction traffic and parking. No obvious signs of roadworks or property work. Also Disabled Bay markings left from previous occupier.
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Shuttle buses replacing Orange Line service between Jackson Square and Forest Hills this weekend (May 26 - 27) due to track work.
All shuttle bus stops are accessible for persons with disabilities. Regularly scheduled Orange Line service will resume at the start of service on Monday, May 28.
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The N63 between Galway and Roscommon will be closed overnight for four days this week due to roadworks taking place.
Galway County Council is carrying out roadworks on the N63 at Ballygar this week.
In order to enable these works, the road will be closed at Ballygar from 7pm to 4am each night.
Diversions will be in place around the town while work is taking place.
The works are beginning tonight, and are expected to last for four days up to and including Thursday, April 8.


Tier 1 Information
All information collected and decisions made during the I-70 Improvement Study are contained in the First Tier Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), which was released in late 2001.
Tier II Information
Seven documents have been produced to detail how improvements to I-70 could impact the natural and man-made environments. Each document provides an evaluation of the reasonable alternatives for widening and rebuilding I-70 and recommend a preferred alternative.
I-70 has immediate needs that must be met. In doing so, MoDOT must ensure that dollars spent today are not wasted tomorrow. To accomplish that goal, MoDOT launched “Improve I-70.”
Improve I-70 is an umbrella term used to describe a group of past and current studies of I-70 between Independence and St. Louis. Improve I-70 continues the work of the initial I-70 Improvement Study, an Environmental Impact Statement that explored responses to the condition of I-70 and selected the strategy of widening and reconstructing the existing route.
The Second Tier Improve I-70 studies took that strategy to the next level of detail, working with local communities to determine the location and basic configuration of I-70 improvements. This effort resulted in both a long-term vision and a short term plan for I-70, ensuring that improvements made in the coming years are in sync with the ultimate facility.
Currently, no funding is allocated for the design or construction of any major I-70 improvements. Without an increase in funding, long-term improvements to I-70 may never be affordable to Missouri and tough decisions will need to be made regarding what can be done with the funding available.
But the lack of funding does not eliminate the need for sound planning. Completion of the Improve I-70 studies helped ensure that all decisions about I-70 improvements are made in an open, collaborative way while balancing environmental issues and community concerns. Study results also will help MoDOT, local communities, and potentially affected businesses and property owners prepare for the future.
The first step… The process of improving I-70 began in 1999, when MoDOT conducted a feasibility study to document the condition of the highway and to identify a number of alternatives in response.
Improve I-70 Second Tier studies included seven closely coordinated but independent studies. These seven studies analyzed the potential impacts of widening and reconstructing the interstate in seven distinct geographic areas.
I-70 is more than a frequently traveled local highway. It's also a critical state and regional corridor and a nationally important interstate. Improve I-70 efforts will help MoDOT ensure that the interstate continues to serve...
This page includes links to various corridor-wide publications produced for Improve I-70. Here you’ll find links to materials as they’re produced, including newsletters, brochures, fact sheets, etc.


CITY OF SAN FERNANDO---The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) in Central Luzon announced on Thursday that the Cabu Detour Road along the Cabanatuan City section of the Nueva Ecija-Aurora road will be totally closed to heavy vehicles starting on Friday, May 26, 2023.
The DPWH said that all trucks, trailers and heavy equipment going to Palayan City, Bongabon and Gabaldon in Nueva Ecija and Dingalan in Aurora province may take the alternate routes
Among these are the Laur-Fort Magsaysay Road, Palayan-Natividad Road and the Bongabon-Rizal Road.
DPWH Regional Director Roseller Tolentino said the closure is due to the ongoing rehabilitation and reblocking of the portion of Manacnac, Palayan City section of the Nueva Ecija-Aurora road.
It is part of road upgrading projects in Nueva Ecija province expected to provide convenient and safer travel to motorists.
It is also seen to facilitate the efficient movement of essential goods and services that would ramp up the local economy, Tolentino said.
"Along with the rehabilitation of the Cabu Detour Road, the DPWH is also fast-tracking other road preventive maintenance projects in the province. These are the repairs of the 1.9 kilometers of Jose Abad Santos Avenue (JASA) section in Barangay San Roque to Barangay Sto. Cristo in San Isidro and the 1.7 kilometers of Daang Maharlika section in Barangay Sto. Cristo Norte and Barangay Bayanihan in Gapan City, with a total cost of P90.39 million and P57.59 million, respectively," he added.
He said the DPWH Nueva Ecija Second District Engineering Office has already finished the upgrading of the 2.22 kilometers of the JASA sections in Barangay San Nicolas in Gapan City and Barangay Poblacion to Barangay Malapit in San Isidro town.
"The completed road projects along JASA, costing some P69.25 million, are part of the DPWH asset preservation and preventive maintenance program that aims to deter road deterioration and address necessary repairs to avoid road inconvenience," he added.
Also known as the Gapan-San Fernando-Olongapo Road, JASA serves as a major highway connecting the provinces of Nueva Ecija, Pampanga and Zambales.
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This project, located in the Medical Center, is called a grade separation. TxDOT plans to run Medical Drive under Fredericksburg Road to make Medical Drive a street uninterrupted by traffic signals at the busy intersection.
Ultimately, this project will improve safety provide a faster route to medical facilities for emergency services vehicles. The estimated total project cost is $14.6 million, paid for through gas taxes and other traditional means. Construction is broken up into four incentives-laden phases; the entire project is expected to last 24 months.


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The Springdale Planning Commission and Town Council will hold public hearings as described below. All hearings will be held at Springdale Town Hall, 118 Lion Boulevard, Springdale, UT 84767.
Wednesday, December 5, 2018, 5:00PM
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Council contractors will be carrying out asphalt re-surfacing works on night-shift from Sunday 12th May to Tuesday 14th May weather permitting.
Council will be undertaking these works in the following locations:-
* Church St - Re-surfacing Hyde St to Short St Lane
* Car Park re-surfacing – Behind the Federal Hotel and the Hammond and Wheatley Building
* Church St – Asphalt correction and patching works Hyde St to William St
These works will involve the following arrangements:
* Sunday 12th May Night-Shift – Closure of Church St, Hyde St to Short St Lane and partial closure of Car Park
* Monday 13th May Night-Shift – Full Closure of Car Park
* Tuesday 14th May – Closure of Church St, Hyde St to William St
* Restricted parking will apply in each location throughout the programmed works during the day
Variable message boards will be placed advising of the road & car park closures as a result of these works.
Arrangements have been made for emergency vehicles access if required.
Council requests motorists and residents to plan around these works and use other routes / alternative car parking arrangements to alleviate delays to your travel time and the works schedule.
Council apologises for any inconvenience experienced by residents and road users.
Should you have any enquiries please contact Customer Service on 6655 7300.


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A SUPERCITY OF TOMORROW
US$12.8 TRILLION GDP
Dubai’s projected combined GDP by 2030.
World’s fastest transit system to move freight being developed
75 KEY INITIATIVES
Dubai Industrial Strategy 2030 seeks to firmly establish the city as a knowledge-based, sustainable and innovation-centric hub.
25% autonomous transport
Dubai Autonomous Transport Strategy aims to transition 25% f the city’s network to autonomous modes by 2030.
US$ 125 million Fintech investment
This is the expected annual investment growth by 2022 in the fintech sector alone.


On Wednesday May 29, 2013 (weather permitting) a home is being moved from 502 West Market Street to 310 Mechanic Street in advance of the Ohio River Bridges Project’s Downtown Bridge. The home will be moved along the following route: 502 West Market Street – left on Market then Left on Mulberry, right on Chestnut and then Left on Mechanic to 310 Mechanic Street. Click HERE for the map.
Four more house moves are planned (weather permitting) on:
Monday June 3 – 432 Riverside Drive to 307/309 Pearl Street. Click HERE for the map/route.
Thursday June 6 – 502 Riverside to 411 West Market. Click HERE for the map/route.
Wednesday June 12 – 115 Fort Street to 411 E. Maple Street. Click HERE for the map/route.
Wednesday June 19 – 116 Fort Street to East 7th Street. Click HERE for the map/route.
In each case parking restrictions will be in place along the routes beginning at about 8:30am. The moves could take anywhere from 4 to 6 hours to complete. We’ll post updates if the schedules change.


Manohar Parrikar has refused the Goa Government's plea to cancel the request seeking land for a naval enclave at the proposed new greenfield international airport at Mopa. The defence ministry had sought five acre for the purpose. The state government is constructing the Mopa Airport under the PPP format with a long-term concession period of 60 years. Mopa Airport is designed to be a 24 x 7 x 365 days civilian commercial airport, which will be operated by a successful bidder.
Contact: Government of Goa.


Car repairs being carried out on a residential road
Reported via desktop in the Car parking category anonymously at 15:43, Wed 18 August 2021
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later.
FixMyStreet ref: 2943751.
A silver Citroën car Reg No KY58 VTG has been left up on a ramp with tyre removed in a state of disrepair for several months opposite number 21 Rodney Road, St George, Bristol BS15 1EG. It looks unsightly and is taking up valuable parking space.


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SW 3rd St & SW 1st Ct has a Walk Score of 91 out of 100. This location is a Walker’s Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
SW 3rd St & SW 1st Ct is a four minute walk from the MMO METROMOVER OMNI/BRICKELL OUTER LOOP at the THIRD STREET METROMOVER STATION stop.
This location is in the Downtown neighborhood in Miami. Nearby parks include Walker Park, Jose Marti Riverfront Park and Brickell Park.
Nearby schools include Lincoln-Marti Charter School Little Havana Campus, Mater Academy of International Studies and Mater Academy East Charter School.
The closest grocery stores are C & F Search Markets, JMR Foods BBA Bottega Exp and Chosen Vitamins.
Nearby coffee shops include Dunkin' Donuts, Rigatti's Cafe and Starbucks. There are 202 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Mindy Wu, La Cocotte and Cacique Lunch Restaurant.
SW 3rd St & SW 1st Ct is near Walker Park, Jose Marti Riverfront Park and Brickell Park.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. SW 3rd St & SW 1st Ct is very bikeable, biking is convenient for most trips.


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Thursday, July 27, 2023 – 10:30 a.m.
The Montreat Planning and Zoning Commission will hold its Regular Meeting on Thursday, July 27, 2023 at 10:30 a.m. at Town Hall, 1210 Montreat Road, Black Mountain, NC, 27811.
This meeting will be available by Zoom link below:
Angie Murphy-Town Clerk


The USA Boxing Region 12 Championship Boxing Tournament is now in the books. In addition to the championship competition, there were a number of non-tournament bouts won by local boxers including Katelyn Starr, David Robles, Christian Cooper, Beto Avila and Scott Ough. Local favorite Jena Duea won the 152-pound Women’s Class championship as well as a non-tournament bout.
Jones Road, full road closure between Bennington Lane and NE Butler Market Road. May 18 – August 18, local access only.
Orion Drive closed in two locations for sewer work; at the intersection with Avery Lane and between Desert Woods Drive and King Hezekiah Way. From July 11 to Sept. 6. Detours marked.
Valhalla Sewer Relocation Project, Mt. Washington Drive at Shevlin Park Road intersection and North to Regency Street. Nighttime closures with detours marked during roundabout construction. Daytime closures for construction towards Regency Street. 7 p.m. – 7 a.m., July 11 – November.


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Neighbourhood Design Statement
The NDS is a project of Headingley Development Trust and is funded by Leeds City Council's Inner North West Area Committee.
Far Headingley Village Society has produced an excellent Statement for northern Headingley (ring 275 5575 to get a copy).
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Litchfield Council is proposing a Road Opening to widen part of Guys Creek Road road reserve from 20m to 30m.
The affected land parcel is:
Section 239 Hundred of Colton (120 Guys Creek Road, Acacia Hills)
Council is seeking public comments for this road opening in accordance with the Local Government Act 2019, Part 12.3, Section 273.
This proposal is open for public comment from Friday 3 February 2023 to Friday 3 March 2023.
Comments can be made in writing by email to [email protected], post to PO Box 446, Humpty Doo NT 0836 or hand delivered to 7 Bees Creek Road.


Martin Luther King Junior Freeway
Commute to Downtown Lemon Grove
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Martin Luther King Junior Freeway has a Walk Score of 69 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in La Mesa. Nearby parks include Vista La Mesa Park, Vista la Mesa Park and Rolando Park.
Nearby schools include Vista la Mesa Elementary School, Rolando Park Elementary School and Iftin Charter School.
The closest grocery stores are Albertsons, My Family Nutrition and Sierra Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Starbucks, Yum Yum Donuts and Starbucks. Nearby restaurants include Elite Buffet Inc, Del Taco and KFC.
Martin Luther King Junior Freeway is near Vista La Mesa Park, Rolando Park and Sunshine Park.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from Martin Luther King Junior Freeway.
This location is in the city of La Mesa, CA. La Mesa has an average Walk Score of 53 and has 57,065 residents.Learn More About La Mesa


Uganda national Roads Authority is demolished 79 buildings in Mukono municipality to pave way for widening the junction of Kampala – Jinja and Mukono – Kayunga highway.
According to William Matovu in charge of compensation in UNRA says that the most affected section is going to be that of Mukono taxi part.
This has left Mukono leadership and residents divided were by one section opposes the demolition of taxi and relocate while others support the idea.
The area Member of Parliament Betty Nambooze Bakireke says that instead of relocating this taxi park to another location council should just set up new small taxi parks in various parts of municipality.
Nambooze says that during their campaigns they promised together with mayor Kagimu to never relocate businesses communities in favor of development as its in Kampala.
She explains that this has forced her to fall apart with mayor Kagimu who is advocating for relocation of Mukono taxi park to a new place.
Mayor Fred George Kagimu asked mMukono residents to accept change which is coming up in Mukono municipality.
He explains that he is not in office to sale Mukono municipality land arguing that he is doing this for better development of municipality.
The traders and owners of lockups in Mukono taxi park asked Kagimu always to involve them in his plans saying they are also stake holders in Mukono municipality.
The traders vowed to oppose any development which will take place in Mukono municipality if Kagimu doesn’t give them chance to put in their inputs.
However lockups owners in Mukono taxi park have promised to vacate the area as long as UNRA has compensated them.
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This Registered 375 Sqm block is perfect to build your dream home. Located in the near Dress Circle, in front of the park. Plenty of amenities including Oran Park podium, Schools and Parks.
Be the heart of this master-planned community and make your dream home on this perfectly level rectangular 375 sqm block of land.
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Water will be shut down in the area of August Lane, Bluffton, on Wednesday, September 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for hydrant maintenance. Streets affected: August Lane and Mount Pelia Road. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Please see the map below for the service interruption area.
There are no other scheduled shutdowns planned at this time.


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Kolkata Metro installs digital smart card recharging systems, to start ops from Sept 7
A commuter can visit the Metro Railway, Kolkata, website - https://mtp.indianrailways.gov.in and recharge metro smart cards online
In line with the current preparations, the Metro Administration is likely to launch E-posters ‘Now Metro is Digital’ describing the easy steps to recharge the smart cards. “A commuter can visit the Metro Railway, Kolkata, website - https://mtp.indianrailways.gov.in - click on the 'online recharge' option and fill up the necessary details before making the payment,” Kolkata Metro said.
The Metro administration also plans to put on display the new ticket mechanism to make commuters aware of the new system. The administration will also show simplified steps for smart card recharges to encourage commuters to buy tickets or recharge online.
The Kolkata Metro has also tied up with State Bank of India to ensure contactless recharging of the metro smart cards. The State Bank, which will provide the payment gateway will give special allowances by waiving transaction charges for payment through debit or credit card of other banks.
“Commuters can recharge smart cards using any debit or credit card of any bank, for which no bank charges will be levied,” a top Metro official said.
On June 30, Kolkata Metro general manager Manoj Joshi along with principal chief operations manager Satyaki Nath and senior transport manager Kaushik Mitra launched the user-friendly system of recharging smart cards online.


Agenda - Wednesday, April 13, 2022
St. Charles County will host a public open house at the following time and location to hear from homeowners and residents who were impacted by flooding in 2019, and to take input on what areas might be included in a voluntary flood buyout area.
Wednesday, April 13, 2022, 4:00-7:00 PM (arrive at any time)
St Charles County Administration Building
201 North Second Street, Room 115
St. Charles, MO 63301


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Hudson Road in Kent between Carthage Avenue and Whetstone Drive will be closed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday for asphalt repairs.
To detour southbound, use Hudson Road, go right on McKinney Blvd., left on Verona Avenue, right on Allen Drive, Left on Erin Drive to Fairchild Avenue.
To detour northbound, use Fairchild Avenue, go right on Erin Drive, right on Allen Drive, left on Verona Avenue, right on McKinney Blvd. to Hudson Road.
For more information, contact the division of engineering at 330-678-8106.


Own a piece of Canton history. The building that once stood on this property was called the WPA building and also called Cozelle Ward American Legion Hall Lodge Post #300. If a few trees were trimmed there would be view of downtown Canton, much different than the view in the late 1800. This location would be a perfect setting for a venue or elite restaurant. There is 3.98 acres available for development. Perfect for a person with vision.


The utility services are almost complete on Meadowlark and Terrace. Then there are just a few things left to do before curb & gutter work can begin, including removing existing fire hydrants. Curb and gutter removal and replacement should take place sometime next week.
On Michael Lane, the contractor is going to prepare the trench for water main installation. This is going to involve grinding the road surface exactly where the water main is going to be placed. This way, the rest of the road pavement will remain in place until the water main is installed. This grinding may take place today. The contractor plans to begin the water main installation early next week.